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V2V Mandate Proposal
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India's Road Transport Ministry proposed a phased rollout of mandatory vehicle-to-vehicle communication systems from October 2028 to enhance road safety by enabling real-time data exchange among vehicles, aiding crash avoidance.
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Mandatory V2V technology from Oct 2028 announced
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Govt proposes V2V communication framework in draft notification
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Full story →Govt proposes mandatory Vehicle-to-Vehicle communication systems from Oct 2028 to cut road crashes
India's road transport ministry proposes mandating Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication systems in all new vehicles from October 2028.
The draft notification covers two- and three-wheelers, cars, buses, and trucks, requiring compliance with the automotive standard AIS-230 for vehicles equipped with V2V from October 2027.
V2V technology enables real-time exchange of speed, direction, position, and braking data between vehicles to prevent collisions at blind curves and intersections without needing a cellular network.
The system alerts drivers to risks like sudden braking, unsafe lane changes, wrong-way driving, and approaching emergency vehicles, complementing Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
The government will later roll out Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) communication, installing sensors on infrastructure like signals, poles, and bridges to alert vehicles.
Earlier · 21h ago
Full story →Govt proposes V2V communication framework to enhance road safety
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways proposed a draft notification for V2V communication framework.
The framework will be implemented in phases to enable real-time data exchange between vehicles.
V2V communication aims to enhance road safety and prevent accidents.
The system is designed to support Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
Earlier · 7h ago
Full story →How New Vehicles Will Get Crash Warnings With V2V Technology From 2028
