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Seotember 2026, VOL. 21 NO. 3

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Causally Explainable and Responsible AI: Safety-Critical Intelligent Transportation Systems

By Abdelrahman Soliman iD, Ahmed Refaey Hussein iD, Mohamed Abdallah iD, and Ala Al-Fuqaha iD

Digital Twin-Empowered Vehicle–Road Cooperation

By Wenwei Yue iD, Zifan Sha iD, Di Zhou iD, Peibo Duan iD, Fa Zhu, and Moustafa Youssef iD

Autonomous Driving With Experience And Intuition

By Pragati Sachdeva iD, Amarjit Malhotra iD, Deepika Kukreja iD, Deepak Kumar Sharma iD, and Nitin Gupta iD

Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface-Enabled Software-Defined Architecture

By Aiza Zaheer iD, Ayesha Khanam, Huma Ghafoor iD, Kapal Dev iD, and Syed Ali Hassan iD

Hyperledger Fabric And Ethereum For Emergency Response Vehicular Networks Under DDoS Attacks

By Aditya Pathak Alark Kansara Irfan Al-Anbagi M. Shamim Hossain

From Latency To Value Of Information

By Alexey Rolich Mert Yildiz Ion Turcanu Alexey Vinel Andrea Baiocchi

Enhancing Public Safety In Intelligent Transportation Systems

By Nawaz Ali iD, Giancarlo Fortino iD, Gianluca Aloi iD, Marco Loaiza iD, Raffaele Gravina iD, Ali Hassan Sodhro iD, and Magnus Johnsson iD

Trustworthiness In Connected Autonomous Vehicles

By Lei Zhang iD, Zongyao Li iD, Zhongxu Dong iD, Yixuan Fan iD, David Flynn iD, Xianbin Wang iD, and Muhammad Imran iD

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IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine publishes peer-reviewed articles covering advances in areas of interest to the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society. The magazine focuses on intra-vehicular components, systems and applications. It includes tutorials, surveys, coverage of emerging technology, and serves as a means for the IEEE VTS governing body to communicate with its membership. Mobile radio technologies are appropriate to terrestrial mobile vehicular services. Motor vehicles include the components, systems and auxiliary functions. Land transportation includes the components and systems used in both automated and non-automated facets of ground transport technology, especially as they relate to vehicular systems.

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