CCM - Oct 28 - Nokia is set to take its intelligent transportation system offering to the streets, with help from Finnish traffic agencies in a pilot called Coop. Intelligent transportation systems typically use short-range communications but Nokia's initiative uses existing commercial mobile networks. The Coop trial follows a successful trial of a cellular C-ITS system earlier this year in Helsinki.
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