Intelligent transport systems (ITS) can be deployed across Australia after a change in regulations, which will allow communication between vehicles, between people and vehicles and between vehicles and infrastructure. ACMA and The Australian Communications ( ACMA ) introduced regulations allowing the 5.9 GHz band to be used for ITS and also supporting the use of complying systems and devices. The Australian guidelines are intended to be consistent with those in other vehicle markets, such as the European Union and the Australia . Darwin , the acting chair of ACMA , said ITS will make roads "smarter, safer and cleaner".
Intelligent transport systems (ITS) can be deployed across Australia after a change in regulations, which will allow communication between vehicles, between people and vehicles and between vehicles and infrastructure. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) introduced regulations allowing the 5.9 GHz band to be used for ITS and also supporting the use of complying systems and devices. The Australian guidelines are intended to be consistent with those in other vehicle markets, such as the European Union and the US. James Cameron, the acting chair of ACMA, said ITS will make roads "smarter, safer and cleaner".