Introduction

Points of View

We have the good fortune to be guided to the Promised Land of CAV Systems by Davius, Roman God of Transportation.  Every cultured person knows that Davius, short for Deusdeviae, was the inspiration for Roman roads. Where they haven’t been disturbed by people, many Roman roads survive to this day, intact.
At Pont du Gard in Southern France, I saw that good roads can last a lifetime, even longer.
More recently, Davius inspired the freeways of California. He will be our spiritual guide as we expose the potential of CAV Systems.
Affirmative: Use of the affirmative verb "will" on this site reflects the conviction that Davius' perceptions of the challenges are accurate and that system-engineering holds the key to the CAV-Systems solution. We refuse to hedge that bet by using the conditional "would" or "might," thereby conveying any doubt that CAV Systems will one day be serving us.

To see CAV Systems from a directed point of view, use the links below.
CAV producer: You want to know how CAV-System standards and certification processes will affect CAV production and markets.
City and State planner: You want to know how to develop CAVWAY and CAV standards and address CAV licensing and regulation.
Traveler/commuter: You want to know whether you should take an interest in CAV Systems or whether this is just one god's delusion.
Transport service provider: You want to know how opportunities will expand for you as CAV Systems become available.
Trucker: You want to know how CAV-System concepts apply to trucks.
Environmentalist: You want to know whether CAV Systems will save the environment or hasten its destruction.
Skeptic: You believe that it will be a very long time before CAV-System-based mass-transit is developed.