Intelligent Transportation Experimental Field
in Danhai New Town (D-City)

Field Feature

Open Field Test for Connected Vehicles

Enhance the spirit of open field test and build a connected vehicle environment.
Align with international development trends by balancing the differences in foreign and domestic environments.

Establish ICT standards and carry out relevant innovation and demonstration trials.

Establish ICT standards and carry out relevant innovation and demonstration trials.
Establish a consistent testing process and provide an environment for industry, government, academia, and research to conduct relevant tests.

Improve Technology Development with Field Data

Industry, academia and research circles work together to advance technological development. Accelerate the link between domestic industries and international markets to assist new ecological industry chains.

Field Application

Public Transport

Three connected bus routes

Connected Vehicles

Diversified traffic road types

POS

Connected vehicles application and test service

Digital Twin

Management of intersection facilities and applications

D-City Services

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications(MOTC) is conducting testing and experiments primarily focused on the C-V2X system of connected vehicles within the "D-City Test Field" to assist in the development of connected vehicle-related industries. MOTC and Taiwan Telematics Industry Association (TTIA) jointly established the Taiwan C-ITS Roadside Open Standards (TCROS) and provide information interface services in compliance with these standards.

Field Testing

This field focuses on field testing in C-V2X connected vehicles-related applications. The projects cover "Roadside signal information interface", "Sensor installation", "Roadside equipment installation and information interface", "Vehicle equipment testing."

Traffic Controller Pretest

MOTC promotes the development of the Internet of Vehicles and subsidizes traffic control projects. The Danhai Office assists in pre-testing of signal controller model standardization.

Laboratory Verification

TTIA has established a TCROS verification laboratory. Those who have verification needs can apply to the association. After completing the verification, a verification report (valid for 3 years) can be obtained.