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ITU Journal on Future and Evolving Technologies, Volume 3 (2022), Issue 2

cess protocols, and are expected to open up a whole new
dimension in real‑time vehicular networking for enhanc‑
ing safety and ef iciency in future autonomous coopera‑
tive driving.
A. PROOF OF COROLLARY 2

The appendices can be found in [34].

B. PROOF OF COROLLARY 3

The appendices can be found in [34].
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