Advocates fight to overturn FCC's decision to strip away part of safety spectrum

Transportation officials believe that connecting cars, buses and infrastructure through transmission of safety messages that warn of hazards or changing road conditions might someday save thousands of lives.

August 29, 2021 11:00 PM

Safety advocates are clinging to hopes they can save a slice of radio frequency spectrum that might hold the potential to save the lives of thousands of motorists.

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