This project assesses the feasibility of autonomous, driverless impact protection vehicles (IPVs), allowing roadside maintenance tasks to be carried out safely.
CAM Pathfinder - Feasibility Studies
Autonomous IPV
Introducing the Autonomous Impact Protection Vehicle (AIPV) project, assessing the feasibility of autonomous impact protection vehicles
About the project
Project objectives
Objectives for this project include the following:
- A review of the Operational Design Domain (ODD) to establish ODD requirements for a driverless vehicle.
- Determine legal, liability, and regulatory feasibility of using driverless vehicles in general and in specific highway maintenance use-cases.
- Produce a clear, and comprehensive report demonstrating the feasibility of deploying these vehicles on the roadside.
Project consortium
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Ringway
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Fusion Processing
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Colas
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TRL
Autonomous IPV is funded by UK Government, as part of the CAM Pathfinder Programme. CAM Pathfinder is delivered by DBT’s Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) team, in partnership with Innovate UK and Zenzic
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