The US FCC issued new regulations to fully support C-V2X vehicle networking and terminate DSRC operations within two years

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States has released the final version of the ITS spectrum management regulations, fully supporting C-V2X vehicle networking technology. The regulations require the end of DSRC operations within the next two years. C-V2X technology will be used for direct communication between vehicles and infrastructure to improve traffic safety and traffic efficiency. The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced a plan to deploy C-V2X networks nationwide by 2036, with 100% coverage of highways and 85% coverage of intersections in 75 major cities.