Electronic horizons for Continental Automotive

Continental Automotive is highlighting its participation in the ITS sector at World Congress with demonstrations of its eHorizon and M2X (motion information to X provider) communication systems.
September 7, 2014 Read time: 1 min
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Continental Automotive is highlighting its participation in the ITS sector at World Congress with demonstrations of its eHorizon and M2X (motion information to X provider) communication systems. Also on display is a satellite tolling system that utilises either a smartphone or windshield mounted device and an on-board ITS maintenance system as well as RoadLog – the integrated electronic driver monitoring and fleet management system.

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