How a vehicle-to-infrastructure path is described
The TUM simTD page describes vehicles, roadside units and traffic centres. That description is historical project wording, not a packaging design.
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These guides explain communication paths among vehicles, roadside equipment and traffic systems. They do not report the historical simTD trial as if it were a current product.
Guides in this section:How a vehicle-to-infrastructure path is described; V2V, V2I and V2N are different paths; What V2X refers to on this site.
V2V, V2I and V2N are different paths
Splitting vehicle, roadside and network paths stops three different links from being treated as one feature. The split here is editorial.
What V2X refers to on this site
V2X is the label this site uses for vehicle communication with other vehicles, roadside equipment and networks. It is not a simTD result.