Multi-Target Maneuver Coordinations: Unlocking Coordination Opportunities in Connected Automated Driving

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.22055v1
• Date: Sat, 20 Jun 2026 14:14:19 GMT
• Title: Multi-Target Maneuver Coordinations: Unlocking Coordination Opportunities in Connected Automated Driving
• Abstract summary: This paper introduces a maneuver coordination approach based on multi-target selection.<n>It allows a vehicle to identify and select among multiple potential coordination vehicles for a given maneuver.<n>Results show that multi-target maneuver coordination significantly increases triggered and successfully executed coordinations.
• Score: 6.284195585770223
• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: Maneuver coordination is a key enabler of connected and automated driving, allowing vehicles to negotiate and execute maneuvers that would otherwise be difficult, inefficient or unsafe. Existing approaches and use cases typically assume coordination with a single predefined target vehicle, which limits the number of coordination opportunities. This paper introduces a maneuver coordination approach based on multi-target selection, which allows a vehicle to identify and select among multiple potential coordination vehicles for a given maneuver. Multi-target maneuver coordination does not require modifications to the maneuver execution logic or to the underlying coordination protocol. Instead, it extends the decision-making process preceding coordination, enabling vehicles to exploit a broader set of feasible cooperative interactions. Results show that multi-target maneuver coordination significantly increases triggered and successfully executed coordinations while maintaining a low computational cost, as the proposed approach achieves these gains without requiring the analysis of a large number of potential target vehicles. These improvements preserve coordination success rates while enabling earlier maneuver initiation.

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