Implementing CAM Services in a Cross-border Environment Using a Dedicated 5G Network

Previously, transportation focused to overcome mainly physical barriers, at the present is concentrated in the technological ones. Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) services appeared to increase safety for all road users. These use notifications, messages, and warnings transferred across dedicated equipment in the road infrastructure, and Autonomous Vehicles (AVs), while Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) can be reached through mobile devices. As a result, use cases UC2.1, UC3.1 and UC3.3 are integrating CAM services to be tested in a cross-border environment between Latvia and Estonia using a 5G Network. This as a part of the 5G-Routes project to validate the latest 5G features and 3GPP specifications under realistic conditions to accelerate the deployment of 5G End-to-End (E2E) interoperable CAM ecosystems and services