intervehicular

English

Etymology

inter- +‎ vehicular

Adjective

intervehicular (not comparable)

1. Between vehicles.
   • 1971, Norman J. Deleys, Underride/override of Automobile Front Structures in Intervehicular Collisions:

     The other phase of the total program was concerned with the identification and evaluation of factors relative to intervehicular compatibility and effective crash energy control for car-to-car headon inpacts and is reported herein.

   • 2004, Der-Horng Lee, David E. Boyce, Urban and Regional Transportation Modeling, →ISBN:

     Delay is not dependent on the length of the link, while other factors such as intervehicular and signal delays are accounted for.

   • 2015, Paul Maravelias, Advanced Highway Driving: Tactics for Safety and Optimization, →ISBN:

     The following discussion on intervehicular dynamics will therefore provide a space for these discussions which principally involve the professional driver's reality in a majority of non-rural freeway circumstances of navigating a fluid stream of vehicular traffic in which other vehicles can represent slowing obstructions to freeway-vacant ideal travel speed at best (such as in high-traffic situations), or lethal collisional objects at worst.