The Winston-Salem-based organization, having been certified as a community development financial institution, plans to launch a lending program next year to meet the needs of the underserved consumers.
Georgia prepares for connected freight operations along The Ray Highway
The first phase of work focused on an 18-mile corridor of rural interstate and established a connected vehicle ecosystem
June 28, 2021 / 2 minute read
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) and The Ray today announced the second phase of the collaborative vehicle-to-everything (V2X) infrastructure development project on The Ray Highway along I-85 in West Georgia.
GDOT announced Kia as the OEM partner, supported by HATCI (Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc.). With the inclusion of Kia and HATCI, GDOT and The Ray will expand the use of Panasonic technology to directly engage an auto OEM for automotive collaboration on connected vehicle applications, such as freight signal priority and road work zone warnings, to improve transportation safety and enable more efficient driving.