A vehicular ad hoc network (VANET) is a non-infrastructure based network that does not rely on a central administration for communication between vehicles. The flexibility of VANETs opens the door to a myriad of applications; however, there are also a number of computer communication challenges that await researchers and engineers who are serious about their implementation and deployment. This book tackles the prevalent research challenges that hinder a fully deployable vehicular network. It presents a unified treatment of the various aspects of VANETs and is essential for not only university professors, but also for researchers working in the automobile industry
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