Latency |
Low latency and high reliability in less-congested areas [49]. |
Latency is considered stable in comparison to DSRC. Expected <1 ms. |
2–3 ms [50]. |
Communication Range |
300–1000 m. |
Up to 2000 m. |
50 m indoors and 300 m outdoors [51]. |
Benefits |
Established and deployed technology. Have an allocated 5.9 GHz spectrum. Perform well in harsh weather conditions [52]. |
Maximum download data rate can reach up to 4.5 Gb/s [53]. Covers a large area and is suitable for long-range applications. |
Higher spectral efficiency/channel capacity. Broader outdoor coverage. |
Challenges |
Short-term V2I interconnection. Low scalability in dense traffic environments. Unfairness in acquiring resources. |
High communication cost. No established dedicated standard. Interference at low-level altitude. Centralized architecture of cellular networks. |
Lower coverage range. |