NordicWay 2 is a C-ITS pilot project that enables vehicles, infrastructure and network operators to communicate safety hazards and other information from roads in the Nordic countries between different stakeholders.
The project is a collaboration between public and private partners in Finland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark and builds on the achievements from the previous NordicWay project.
NordicWay2 will demonstrate the use and feasibility of
Day 1 and Day 1,5 C-ITS services in the challenging Nordic environment.
NordicWay2 services aim to enhance traffic safety and fluency as well as environmental benefits by reducing CO2 emissions
NordicWay2 focuses on solutions and services that are suitable for Nordic conditions, e.g. how roads, cellular coverage and traffic problems look like in the Nordic countries
NordicWay2 aims to scale up existing C-ITS services by supporting cloud to cloud hybrid communication
Services and choice of technical solutions aim at covering the whole Nordic network and have a potential to reach high penetration without further infrastructure investments
NordicWay2 will contribute to European CCAM harmonisation through C-ROADS
NordicWay2 will continue to explore the use of existing mobile communication for C-ITS services. E.g. the feasibility of Day 1 and Day 1,5 services on rural routes with poor cellular connectivity.
The interoperability of several C-ITS services will be tested throughout the NordicWay2 network
NordicWay2 will map and assess the infrastructure readiness for connected and automated driving on major freight routes
NordicWay2 will demonstrate and highlight future services and challenges connected to vehicles with higher SAE levels
During the ITS world Congress 2018 NordicWay 2 demonstrated how data exchanged through the NordicWay Interchange system can be utilized in relation to geofence technology and communication between weichels and traffic lights.
NordicWay 2 Overall presentation
NordicWay 2 leaflet
NordicWay 2 (Trafikverket ITS Seminar 31 May 2018)
C-ITS for Increased Safety and Sustainable Transports (ITS World Copenhagen 2018)
C-ITS Becoming Reality in Europe (ITS World Copenhagen 2018)
Focus: Services for the Nordic Conditions (Nordic Pavilion, ITS World Copenhagen 2018)
How does an automated vehicle stay on a snowy road? First interim results (Finnish Transport Safety Agency, Trafi, 9 Oct 2018)
Finnish competence is used to solve problems caused by winter conditions to automated transport (9 Oct 2017)
If You Hate Driving in the Snow, a Robot Can Now Do It For You (Bloomberg web news, 20 Dec 2017)
Martti, developed for adverse weather conditions, is the first Finnish robot car to challenge snow and ice (Science Daily, web news, 15 Dec 2017)
Finnish autonomous car goes for a leisurely cruise in the driving snow (Techcrunch, web news, 15 Dec 2017)
Opening trip along the Borealis Road (Norwegian Public Roads Administration, 8 May 2018)
Erik Olsen
Norwegian Public Roads Administration
erik_olsen@vegvesen.no
