A 247-Kilometer 5G-Enabled Smart Transportation Corridor to Ankara.
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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that Türkiye is continuing its work on connected and autonomous vehicle technologies. Minister Uraloğlu stated, “The 166-kilometer Ankara Ring Road, the 22-kilometer Gölbaşı-Oğulbey section, and the 59-kilometer Polatlı section, along with the Polatlı-Gölbaşı-Ankara section...”
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that project studies are underway for a 247-kilometer smart transportation corridor encompassing the Ankara Ring Road and the Polatlı and Gölbaşı sections. Building on the experience gained from the first 5G-enabled test corridor in Istanbul, the goal is to test connected and autonomous driving technologies on a wider route in Ankara.
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that Türkiye is continuing its work on connected and autonomous vehicle technologies. Minister Uraloğlu stated, “Our project work continues on the creation of a 247-kilometer ITS Corridor encompassing the 166-kilometer Ankara Ring Road, the 22-kilometer Gölbaşı-Oğulbey section, the 59-kilometer Polatlı section, and the Polatlı-Gölbaşı-Ankara Ring Road route.”
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that project work continues on the creation of a 247-kilometer Intelligent and Autonomous Vehicle (ITV) Corridor in Ankara. The aim of the corridor is to test and implement connected and autonomous vehicle technologies in a wider area.
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