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Volume IX, Issue 1April 2018
GROUND VEHICLE STANDARDSNEWSLETTERCreating global, harmonized consensus-based solutions. Moving the on- and off-road vehicle industry forward.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
CVR1 SAE-ISO Joint Working Group Engaged in SAE J3061 Revision
1 SAE International, China ITS Industry Alliance Will Collaborate to Develop Automated Driving Standards
2 Government/Industry Panel Looks at Developing Common Terminology for Safety and Automated Systems
Published by SAE International Editorial Director: Jack Pokrzywa
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SAE-ISO JOINT WORKING GROUP ENGAGED IN SAE J3061 REVISION[This article was originally published in Automotive Engineering]
In Summer 2016, SAE International and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) finalized discussions to jointly publish standards. The idea moved swiftly ahead with both SAE and ISO approval of a Partner Standards Development Organization (PSDO) Agreement, and the collaboration kicked off in late 2016.
Through the agreement, SAE and ISO are co operating on mutually agreed and relevant auto motive standards covered by two ISO commit tees: Road Vehicles (ISO TC22) and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ISO TC204).
The PSDO Agreement allows work items to be initiated by experts from either SAE or ISO, but must be approved by both to proceed as a joint work item. The organization that already has published standards in the area considered for joint development takes the lead. However, the development considers both SAE and ISO pro cesses for balloting and approval.
When complete, the joint standards will be in dependently published by both ISO and SAE. The agreement provides room for each party to with draw from the process and continue on its own.
“We got together with ISO to make sure that there was coordination and collaboration on areas of mutual interest,” said SAE’s Tim Weisenberger, Project Manager, Technical Programs, who also serves as liaison between the two groups.
“While SAE is an international organization and we publish standards that are used world-wide, the PSDO Agreement gives us a broader reach internationally and allows SAE’s standards to more deeply impact the global auto industry,” he ex plained. “It also allows us to harmonize standards efforts in discipline areas that are common to both SAE and ISO.”
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Four areas of common interest were identified: wireless pow er transfer, vehicle-to-grid wireless power transfer communica-tion, vehicle automation levels, and automotive cybersecurity.
This last area is the first of these to become a joint work item. For the past 17 months, the ISO-SAE Automotive Cybersecurity Engineering Joint Working Group (JWG) has been developing the working draft, currently titled “ISO/SAE 21434 Road Vehicles - Cybersecurity Engineering.” The JWG is comprised of more than 100 experts from SAE and 12 ISO nations representing OEMs, suppliers, academia, government, and the security sector.
The aim is to develop a risk-based, process-driven approach to weaving cybersecurity into the entire product development life cycle. Thus the standard can be used by industry to make ve hicles more secure in a systematic way.
This was the approach of the SAE J3061 Cybersecurity Guidebook for Cyber-Physical Vehicle Systems published in January 2016. The Joint ISO-SAE work item re vises the SAE J3061 standard (in SAE’s view) and “gives it more depth and international breadth,” Weisenberger said.
The JWG is jointly led by two co-conveners—Lisa Boran of Ford Motor Co. (SAE) and Gido-Scharfenberger-Fabian of Carmeq and the Germany delegation (ISO). It is divided into four Project Groups (PGs): PG1- Risk Management; PG2- Product Development; PG3- Operations, Maintenance and Other
Processes; and PG4- Process Overview and Interdependencies.
Each PG also has chairs and vice-chairs shared equally from SAE and ISO, thus achieving joint leadership and buy-in from all experts. ISO and SAE also share administrative support.
The JWG meets three times a year and rotates meeting locations between Europe, the U.S., and Asia. The most recent meeting was March 5-9 on the San Antonio campus of the Southwest Research Institute. SwRI and Synopsys, Inc. are meeting sponsors.
The document specifies requirements for cy bersecurity risk management for vehicles, their components and interfaces. Risk management, including threat assessment and risk analysis must occur throughout the systems engineering process and continue through decommissioning.
A cybersecurity process framework is defined. It includes a common language for communicat ing and managing cybersecurity risk among stakeholders. The document is applicable to road vehicles that include E/E systems, their interfaces and their communications.
Importantly, the standard will not prescribe specific technical solutions related to cybersecurity because it must account for new threats and vulnerabilities that can arise.
The San Antonio meeting reviewed comments and updated the draft work item. The next face-to-face meeting will be in
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SAE INTERNATIONAL, CHINA ITS INDUSTRY ALLIANCE WILL COLLABORATE TO DEVELOP AUTOMATED DRIVING STANDARDSSAE International signed a Memo of Understanding (MOU) with the China ITS Industry Alliance (C-ITS) to collaborate in development of standards for V2X technology, automated driving, and mobility on demand.
Signing the MOU were Jack Pokrzywa, Director of Global Ground Vehicle Standards for SAE International; and Xiaojing Wang, Chair of the China ITS Industry Alliance. The agreement was signed on January 24, during the SAE Government/Industry Meeting in Washington, D.C.
C-ITS is the leading industry organization in China promoting the research and deployment of ITS technology.
“We are pleased to partner with China ITS Industry Alliance,” Pokrzywa said. “As V2X and automated technology continues to evolve and advance, technical standards will need to be developed in a harmonized, collaborative and global mode. Both organizations represent large technical constituencies”.
“The Memorandum of Understanding marks a milestone of ITS industry collaboration between China and the United
States,” Mr. Wang said. “It will deepen our partnership in intelligent transportation standards development and foster the advancement of ITS industry.”
Through the agreement, SAE International and C-ITS agree to conduct harmonized technical standardization efforts, where feasible, in vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology, automated driving, and mobility on demand. In addition, the two organizations agree to keep each other aware of positions taken on technical issues to better serve the needs of their members. This will be done through:
• Joint V2X and automated driving standards workshops and conferences in the United States and China, to identify gaps and develop appropriate standards and specifications to meet Chinese and the U.S. markets
• Collaborative research projects and technical exchanges in technical areas in V2X, automated driving and mobility on demand.
FOR UPCOMING STANDARDS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEETINGSA current schedule can be found on the SAE website.
sae.org/standards/
Krakow, Poland in June. It aims to prepare the document for the committee-level ballot in Fall 2018.
“Each organization, SAE and ISO, will hold ballots concur-rently,” Weisenberger said. “Each ballot will produce a pass or fail vote as well as comments. The Joint Working Group will update the work item using the comments from both ballots.”
Future meetings will be held in Bengaluru, India in December 2018, in the U.S. in Spring 2019, and in Europe in Summer 2019.
The majority of technical development will be completed in the next 12 months with publication pending the results of the ballot process.
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GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY PANEL LOOKS AT DEVELOPING COMMON TERMINOLOGY FOR SAFETY AND AUTOMATED SYSTEMSA Plenary Roundtable Discussion titled “Advanced Environmental and Safety Technologies – Getting the Customer OnBoard” was held on January 25 during the SAE Government/Industry meeting in Washington, DC.
The panel was moderated by Jake Fisher, Director of Auto Testing, Consumer Reports. Panelists were: Austin L. Brown, Executive Director, Policy Institute for Energy, the Environment, and the Economy, University of California Davis; Alexander Edwards, President, Strategic Vision, Inc., Wesley L. Lutz, 2017 NADA Vice Chairman, Michigan President, Extreme, Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep, RAM Inc.; Chris Reed, Vice President, Components Engineering & Overseas Chief Vehicle Engineer D-Platform Crossovers, Nissan Technical Center NA; and David S. Zuby, Executive Vice President & Chief Research Officer, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
One of the items discussed was the benefits that could be derived from the creation of a common nomenclature for Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems and automated systems. For example, there are currently many different names for
forward collision warning systems, stability control systems, emergency braking systems, and lane departure prevention systems. Consistent messaging from the government, automakers, and dealers would increase the public’s understanding and recognition of the value of these innovative emerging technologies. SAE is leading an initiative to develop a common vocabulary of terms.
SAE standards will play a role in educating the public about the differences between the levels of vehicle automation. In 2014, SAE developed a six-level classification system in J3016 (“Taxonomy and Definitions for Terms Related to On-Road Motor Vehicle Automated Driving Systems”), ranging from Level 0 (no automation) to Level 5 (full automation), which became the internationally adopted standard. SAE is developing icons and other explanatory material that could be used by various organizations and companies to communicate the meaning of these levels to the public.
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NEW COMMITTEES, NEW COMMITTEE CHAIRSWelcome, New Chairs! Thank you and know that your volunteer efforts are greatly appreciated.
Newly-formed committees
• ISO_SAE Automation Taxonomy and Definitions Joint WG
• Brake Definitions and Nomenclature Task Force
• DSRC MAP SPaT Work Group
• Trust Anchors and Authentication Task Force
• Radiator Nomenclature Task Force
• EPB Sizing Task Force
• Wireless Power Transfer CRP
• J578 Color Requirements for Optically Combined Lamps
• Driver Metrics, Performance, Behaviors and States Committee
• Driver Vehicle Interface (DVI) Committee
• Advanced Driving Assistance Systems (ADAS) Committee
• Automated Driving Systems Committee
• Vehicle Lane Deviation Warning Task Force
• Hardware-in-the-Loop Working Group
• ADS Data Logger Task Force
New chairs
• Robert Czajkowski, J578 Color Requirements for Optically Combined Lamps
• Tom Golub, J1939-21 Data Link Layer Task Force
• Doug Oliver, Communication Transceivers Qualification Requirements TF
• Reza Kavian, Battery Materials Testing Committee
• Ethan Lee, Driver Vision Standards Committee
• Terry Nostrant, J1939-01 On-Highway Equipment Control and Communication TF
• Mark Laleman, J1979 Review Task Force
• Paul Hamburg, J1930 Electrical Electronic Systems Diagnostics Task Force
• Christopher Clark, Cybersecurity Assurance Testing Task Force
• Kathleen Allanson, Controls and Displays Standards Committee
• Jofran Pastor, Fuels and Lubricants Council
• Barbara Birkenshaw, Children’s Restraint Systems Committee
• Robert Stockwell, Fuels and Lubricants TC 1 Engine Lubrication
• Joseph Jaklic, Lighting Systems Steering Committee
• Michael Piscitelli, Lighting Standard Practices Committee
• Dennis Novack, Signaling and Marking Devices Stds Comm
• Ronald Wathan, Test Methods and Equipment Stds Committee
• Thomas Schumacher, International Cooperation Committee
• Thomas Heck, J175 Lateral Impact Test Task Force
• Angelo Patti, Interior Climate Control Steering Committee
• Lawrence Wei, Interior Climate Control MAC Supplier Committee
• Curtis Vincent, Interior Climate Control Vehicle OEM Committee
• Christopher Seeton, Interior Climate Control Fluids Committee
• Matthew Robere, Brake Materials Environmental Task Force
• Richard Mihelic, Truck and Bus Aerodynamics Terminology Task Force (J2971)
• Steve Moss, Safety Test Instrumentation Stds Comm
• Michael Tucker, Radiator Nomenclature Task Force
• Jack Jensen, Human Biomechanics and Simulations Standards Committee
• Nicolas Saunier, Co-Chair of Surrogate Measures of Safety Committee
• Aliaksei Laureshyn, Co-Chair of Surrogate Measures of Safety Committee
PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE NEXT SAE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP ON JUNE 19-20, 2018 AT SAE INTERNATIONAL IN WARRENDALE, PA.
This is an opportunity for our committee Chairs, Vice Chairs and Secretaries to get together and share ideas, increase cross committee communication, and gain feedback from other SAE committees. This will be the 6th leadership workshop conducted, and everyone seems to walk out having learned something new! If you have any questions or would like to attend, please contact your staff representative.
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Alan Pearson
Angela Wolynski
Angelo Patti
Bruce McKie
Charles Groeller
Chris Wasik
David Engelbert
Donald Raitzer
Donald Smolenski
Donald Yuhas
Eric Denys
Eric Swenson
Garly Sett
Greg Dvorchak
Greg Kreczko
Gregory Gillham
Jack Champaigne
James Cuttino
Jeffrey Bauer
Jeremy Van Egeren
Jesse Schneider
John Below
John Halliwell
John Kinstler
John Lenkeit
John Miller
Joseph Bastian
Joseph Jaklic
Kathleen Klinich
Keith Frazier
Kin Moy
Larry Bennett
Laurie Tessman
Lee Mixon
Luis Moreiras
M Leonard
Mark Zachos
Matthew Robere
Max Supkis
Michael Galyen
Mingyu Wang
Nicholas Durisek
Patrick Garrett
Paul DeWitt
Pete Chisholm
Peter Toenjes
Philip Headley
Philippe Ezanno
Richard Scholer
Richard Topping
Robert Kado
Robert Krouse
Robert Schade
Roger Gault
Ronald Crawford
Scot Reeder
Stephen Pamas
Terry Vant Hof
Timothy West
Vern Caron
Will Roberts
THANK YOU.
VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION: DOCUMENT SPONSORSThe following individuals have recently served as active committee members and have dedicated their time and talent in guiding the development of standards documents from the preparation of all drafts through balloting and publication. THANK YOU.
SAE STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEES SEEKING EXPERTS AND VOLUNTEERS• Vehicle Lane Deviation Warning Task Force (under Active
Safety Systems Standards Committee) – Contact Nikki Ameredes at [email protected]
• Hardware-In-The-Loop working group (under Active Safety Systems Standards Committee) – Contact Nikki Ameredes at [email protected]
• Embedded Software Standards Committee (in need of chair) – Contact Lorie Featherstone at [email protected]
• Automated Commercial Vehicle Systems Committee – Contact Jana Light at [email protected]
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oole
r Int
erna
l Cle
an, L
eak,
No
men
clatu
re•
EGR
Cool
er Ta
sk F
orce
• He
avy
Duty
Veh
icle
Cool
ing
Test
Cod
e Ta
sk F
orce
•
Requ
irem
ents
for E
ngin
e Co
ding
Sys
tem
Test
s Ta
sk F
orce
•
Radi
ator
Cap
s and
Fille
r Nec
ks Ta
sk Fo
rce
• Lo
w Te
mpe
ratu
re C
oola
nt C
ircui
t Nom
encla
ture
TF
• Co
olan
ts fo
r Int
erna
l Com
bust
ion
Engi
nes T
F•
Ergo
nom
ics S
teer
ing
Com
mitt
ee•
Hum
an A
ccom
and
Des
ign
Devi
ces S
tds C
omm
ittee
• Co
ntro
ls an
d Di
spla
ys S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Adap
tive
Devi
ces S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Heat
ed S
eats
Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Dy
nam
ical
Mod
elin
g an
d Si
mul
atio
n Co
mm
ittee
• Od
omet
er a
nd S
peed
omet
er S
tand
ards
• Li
ght V
ehic
le E
xter
ior S
ound
Leve
l Sta
ndar
ds
Com
mitt
ee•
Tow
Veh
icle
Trai
ler R
atin
g Co
mm
ittee
• Vo
latil
e Or
gani
c Com
poun
ds•
Wip
er S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
VIN
- WM
I Tec
hnic
al C
omm
ittee
• Dr
ivin
g Sk
ills S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee
AU
TOM
OTI
VE
INTE
RNET
OF
TH
ING
S ST
EERI
NG
CO
MM
ITTE
E
SAE
IC P
OW
ERTR
AIN
STE
ERIN
G
COM
MIT
TEE
• Ig
nitio
n St
anda
rds C
omm
ittee
• Em
issio
ns S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Engi
ne P
ower
Test
Cod
e Co
mm
ittee
• Fi
lter T
est M
etho
ds S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Gaso
line
Fuel
Inje
ctio
n St
anda
rds C
omm
ittee
• Ai
r Cle
aner
Test
Cod
e St
anda
rds C
omm
ittee
• Pi
ston
and
Rin
g St
anda
rds C
omm
ittee
• Fu
el S
yste
ms S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Driv
etra
in S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Belt
Driv
e (A
utom
otiv
e) S
yste
ms C
omm
ittee
• Au
tom
atic
Tran
smiss
ion
Tran
saxl
e Co
mm
ittee
VEH
ICLE
SA
FETY
SYS
TEM
S •
Safe
ty a
nd H
uman
Fact
ors S
tand
ards
Ste
erin
g Co
mm
ittee
• Ve
hicle
Sou
nd fo
r Ped
estri
ans
»VS
P TA
SK F
ORCE
3 J2
889-
1 •
J283
1 In-
Vehi
cle Te
xt M
essa
ging
Task
For
ce
• Vi
sual
Beh
avio
r and
Met
rics C
omm
ittee
•
J239
6 De
finiti
ons m
easu
res r
elat
ed to
DV
beha
vior
TF
• J2
802
Blin
d Sp
ot M
onito
ring
• J2
830
Proc
ess f
or te
stin
g of
in-v
ehicl
e ico
ns
task
forc
e •
J239
5 IT
S In
-Veh
icle
Mes
sage
Prio
rity
Task
For
ce
• J2
808
Lane
Dep
artu
re W
arni
ng S
yste
ms T
ask
Forc
e •
Lane
-Kee
ping
Ass
istan
ce S
yste
ms S
ubco
mm
ittee
(J
3048
) •
Driv
er V
ehicl
e In
terfa
ce C
omm
ittee
»
J298
8 DV
I Tas
k Fo
rce
3 - V
OICE
USE
R IN
TERF
ACE
»J2
972
DVI T
ask
Forc
e 2
- Han
d-fre
e de
finiti
on
»DV
I Tas
k Fo
rce
1 - R
esea
rch
Foun
datio
ns
and
Outre
ach
»DV
I TF4
Eva
luat
ion
Appr
oach
es,
Prio
ritiza
tion
and
Miti
gatio
n »
DVI T
ask
Forc
e 5
- Aut
omat
ed V
ehicl
es
and
HMI
• Dr
ivin
g Pe
rform
ance
Ope
ratio
nal D
efini
tions
(D
RIPO
D) J2
944
• Ad
aptiv
e Cr
uise
Con
trol a
nd F
orw
ard
Colli
sion
War
ning
•
Driv
er V
ision
Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• CM
S Te
st P
roto
cols
& Pe
rform
ance
Req
uire
men
ts T
F
VEH
ICLE
SA
FETY
SYS
TEM
S •
Occu
pant
Pro
tect
ion
and
Biom
echa
nics
Ste
erin
g Co
mm
ittee
• Se
at B
elt S
yste
ms S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Child
ren’
s Res
train
t Sys
tem
s Com
mitt
ee•
Infla
tabl
e Re
stra
ints
Com
mitt
ee »
Rear
Sea
t Inf
Res
train
ts In
tera
ctio
n w
Ch
ildre
n _
Sm A
dults
• Im
pact
and
Rol
love
r Tes
t Pro
ced
Stds
Com
mitt
ee »
Hydr
ogen
Fue
l Cal
l Veh
icle
Cras
h te
stin
g Sa
fety
Gui
delin
es »
J248
2 Dy
nam
ic Si
mul
atio
n Sl
ed Te
stin
g TF
»Au
tom
ated
Veh
icle
Impa
ct Te
stin
g TF
• Sa
fety
Test
Inst
rum
enta
tion
Stds
Com
mitt
ee•
Hum
an B
iom
echa
nics
and
Sim
ulat
ions
Sta
ndar
ds
Com
mitt
ee »
Pede
stria
n Du
mm
y TF
»Du
mm
y Te
stin
g an
d Eq
uipm
ent S
tand
ards
Co
mm
ittee
»
Hybr
id II
I Dum
my
Fam
ily T
F »
Auto
mat
ed D
rivin
g Sy
stem
s (AD
S)
Cras
hwor
thin
ess T
ask
Forc
e•
Driv
er A
ssist
ance
Sys
tem
s Ste
erin
g Co
mm
ittee
• On
Roa
d Au
tom
ated
Driv
ing
Stan
dard
s Com
mitt
ee
»OR
AV R
AI Ta
sk F
orce
»OR
AV D
efini
tions
TF
»OR
AV P
lann
ing
TF »
ORAV
Ver
ifica
tion
and
Valid
atio
n TF
»Id
entif
ying
ADS
-DV
User
Issu
es fo
r Per
sons
W
ith D
isabi
litie
s Tas
k Fo
rce
»OR
AD M
aneu
ver T
F•
Activ
e Sa
fety
Sys
tem
s Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
»Ac
tive
Safe
ty P
edes
trian
Test
Man
nequ
in T
F »
Activ
e Sa
fety
Test
Targ
et V
alid
atio
n/Co
rrela
tion
TF »
AS3
Defin
ition
s & Te
rms T
F »
Activ
e Sa
fety
Sys
tem
s Sen
sors
Task
For
ce »
AS3
CIB_
AEB
Task
For
ce »
Activ
e Sa
fety
Bicy
cle Te
st Ta
rget
s Tas
k Fo
rce
• Cr
ash D
ata C
olle
ctio
n and
Ana
lysis
Stee
ring
Com
mitt
ee•
Data
Col
lect
ion
& Ar
chiv
ing
Stan
dard
s Com
mitt
ee•
Data
Ana
lysis
Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Cr
oss-
cutti
ng Is
sues
Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Su
rroga
te M
easu
res o
f Saf
ety
TF•
Mot
or V
ehic
le F
ire In
vest
igat
ion
Task
For
ce
VEH
ICLE
EN
GIN
EERI
NG
SYS
TEM
S•
Conn
ecte
d Ve
hicl
es S
teer
ing
Com
mitt
ee•
DSRC
(Ded
icate
d Sh
ort R
ange
Com
mun
icatio
n)
Tech
Cm
te »
Cros
s Cut
ting
Task
For
ce »
V2V
Coop
erat
ive
Auto
mat
ion
Task
For
ce »
V2 O
ther
s Tas
k Fo
rce
»V2
I and
I2V
Task
For
ce »
V2V
Safe
ty A
war
enes
s Tas
k Fo
rce
• Ce
llula
r V2X
Tech
nica
l Com
mitt
ee »
CV2X
Adv
ance
d Ap
plica
tions
Task
For
ce »
CV2X
Dire
ct C
omm
unica
tion
Task
For
ce »
CV2X
Roa
d Op
erat
ors T
ask
Forc
e•
Ligh
t Dut
y Ve
hicl
e Pe
rform
ance
and
Eco
nom
y M
easu
re C
omm
ittee
• J3
066
- On-
Brd
Fuel
Con
s Mea
sure
men
t and
Re
port
Std
Task
For
ce
VEH
ICLE
BAT
TERY
STA
NDA
RDS
STEE
RIN
G C
OM
MIT
TEE
• Ba
ttery
Saf
ety
Stan
dard
s Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
tand
ards
Rec
yclin
g Co
mm
ittee
• Sm
all T
ask
Orie
nted
Veh
icle
Bat
tery
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry Te
st E
quip
men
t Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry Te
rmin
olog
y Co
mm
ittee
• Ba
ttery
Mat
eria
ls Te
stin
g Co
mm
ittee
• Se
cond
ary
Batte
ry U
se C
omm
ittee
• St
art-
Stop
Bat
tery
Com
mitt
ee•
Capa
citiv
e En
ergy
Sto
rage
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry F
ield
Disc
harg
e an
d Di
scon
nect
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
yste
ms C
onne
ctor
s Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
tand
ards
Test
ing
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry T
herm
al M
anag
emen
t Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
tand
ards
Labe
ling
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry Tr
ansp
orta
tion
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
ize S
tand
ardi
zatio
n Co
mm
ittee
• Ba
ttery
Sta
ndar
ds S
tarte
r Bat
tery
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
tand
ards
Truc
k an
d Bu
s Bat
tery
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
tand
ards
Ele
ctro
nic F
uel G
auge
Com
mitt
ee•
Batte
ry S
tand
ards
Adv
ance
d Ba
ttery
Con
cept
s Co
mm
ittee
• Bu
s Bat
tery
Com
mitt
ee
GRE
EN T
ECH
NO
LOGY
STE
ERIN
G
COM
MIT
TEE
• Gr
een
Raci
ng C
omm
ittee
• Su
stai
nabl
e M
anuf
actu
ring
Task
For
ce•
Shar
ed a
nd D
igita
l Mob
ility
Com
mitt
ee
HYB
RID
-EV
STE
ERIN
G C
OM
MIT
TEE
• Fu
el C
ell S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Fuel
Cel
l Int
erfa
ce Ta
sk F
orce
• Fu
el C
ell S
afet
y Ta
sk F
orce
»Fu
el C
ell R
espo
nder
Task
For
ce•
Hybr
id -
EV C
omm
ittee
• Hy
brid
Wire
less
Cha
rgin
g J2
954
Task
For
ce•
Hybr
id Te
rmin
olog
y J1
715
Task
For
ce•
Hybr
id a
nd E
V Fi
rst a
nd S
econ
d Re
spon
der T
ask
Forc
e•
Hybr
id C
onne
ctor
J177
2 Ta
sk F
orce
• Hy
brid
Ele
ctric
Mot
or R
atin
g Ta
sk F
orce
• Hy
brid
Com
mun
icatio
n an
d In
tero
pera
bilit
y Ta
sk F
orce
• Hy
brid
Saf
ety
J234
4 Ta
sk F
orce
• Hy
brid
Pow
er Q
ualit
y J2
894
Task
For
ce•
Hybr
id P
ower
Tran
sfer
J310
5
LIG
HTI
NG
SYS
TEM
S•
Ligh
ting
Syst
ems S
teer
ing
Com
mitt
ee•
Ligh
ting
Com
mitt
ee E
dito
rial A
dviso
ry G
roup
• He
avy
Duty
Ligh
ting
Stan
dard
s Com
mitt
ee•
Ligh
ting
Stan
dard
Pra
ctice
s Com
mitt
ee•
J293
8 LE
D Li
ght S
ourc
e Te
sts a
nd R
equi
rem
ents
Ta
sk F
orce
• Re
plac
eabl
e Bu
lb Ta
sk F
orce
• Re
plac
eabl
e LE
D So
urce
s Tas
k Fo
rce
• Li
ghtin
g M
ater
ials
Stan
dard
s Com
mitt
ee•
Impr
oved
Hea
dlam
p Le
ns D
urab
ility
Task
For
ce•
Ligh
ting
Disc
ussio
n Fo
rum
• Ro
ad Il
lum
inat
ion
Devi
ces S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
J306
9 Ad
aptiv
e Dr
ivin
g Be
am Ta
sk F
orce
• Re
plac
eabl
e Bu
lb Ta
sk F
orce
• J2
650
LED
Road
Illu
min
atio
n De
vice
s Tas
k Fo
rce
• He
adla
mp
Perfo
rman
ce R
atin
g Ta
sk F
orce
• Si
gnal
ing
and
Mar
king
Dev
ices S
tds C
omm
ittee
• J3
134
Auto
nom
ous V
ehicl
e Li
ghtin
g•
Test
Met
hods
and
Equ
ipm
ent S
tds C
omm
ittee
• Ca
mer
a-ba
sed
Ligh
t Mea
sure
men
t Tec
hniq
ues
Task
For
ce•
J575
Test
Met
hods
and
Equ
ipm
ent f
or L
ight
ing
Devi
ces T
ask
Forc
e•
Emer
genc
y W
arni
ng Li
ghts
and
Dev
ices S
tand
ards
Co
mm
ittee
• Co
mpl
ex E
mer
genc
y W
arni
ng D
evice
s Tas
k Fo
rce
• EM
C Gu
idel
ines
for E
mer
genc
y W
arni
ng D
evice
s Ta
sk F
orce
• In
tern
atio
nal L
ight
ing
Stan
dard
s Adv
isory
Gro
up•
Inte
rnat
iona
l Coo
pera
tion
Com
mitt
ee•
Mot
orcy
cle
Ligh
ting
Com
mitt
ee•
J130
6 M
otor
cycle
Aux
iliary
Fro
nt L
amps
Task
For
ce•
J584
Mot
orcy
cle H
eadl
amps
Task
For
ce
AU
TOM
OTI
VE
QUA
LITY
AN
D
PRO
CESS
IMPR
OV
EMEN
T CO
MM
ITTE
E•
J288
6 DR
BFM
Task
For
ce•
J173
9 Ta
sk F
orce
CHA
SSIS
SYS
TEM
S•
Foun
datio
n Br
ake
Stee
ring
Com
mitt
ee•
Brak
e Co
mm
ittee
»Br
ake
Mat
eria
ls En
viro
nmen
tal T
ask
Forc
e•
Brak
e Li
ning
s Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Br
ake
Dyna
mom
eter
Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Ro
ad Te
st P
roce
dure
s Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Br
ake
NVH
Stan
dard
s Com
mitt
ee•
Hydr
aulic
Bra
ke a
nd A
ctua
tion
Stee
ring
Com
mitt
ee•
Brak
e Fl
uids
Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Au
tom
otiv
e Br
ake
and
Stee
ring
Hose
Sta
ndar
ds
Com
mitt
ee•
Hydr
aulic
Bra
ke C
ompo
nent
s Sta
ndar
ds C
omm
ittee
• Ve
hicl
e Pe
rform
ance
Ste
erin
g Co
mm
ittee
• Ch
assis
Con
trols
Tech
nica
l Com
mitt
ee•
High
way
Tire
Com
mitt
ee•
Vehi
cle D
ynam
ics S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Whe
el S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee »
Com
posit
e W
heel
s Tas
k Fo
rce
»Af
term
arke
t Whe
el Te
st C
ertifi
catio
n Co
nfor
man
ce Ta
sk F
orce
»W
heel
Fin
ishin
g La
b Te
stin
g Ta
sk F
orce
ELEC
TRIC
AL
SYST
EMS
• Ve
hicl
e EE
Sys
tem
Dia
gnos
tics S
teer
ing
Com
mitt
ee•
Vehi
cle E
E Sy
stem
Diag
nost
ic St
anda
rds C
omm
ittee
»
J253
4 Pa
ss-T
hru
Prog
ram
min
g Ta
sk F
orce
»J1
962
OBD
II Di
agno
stic
Conn
ecto
r TF
»J1
979
Revi
ew Ta
sk F
orce
»J1
699-
2 OB
D II
Rela
ted
SAE
Spec
ifica
tion
Verifi
catio
n Te
st »
J197
8 OB
D II
Scan
Tool
Task
For
ce »
J300
5 Gu
idan
ce fo
r Rem
ote
OBD
Task
For
ce »
J193
0 El
ectri
cal E
lect
roni
c Sys
tem
s Di
agno
stics
Task
For
ce »
J201
2 Di
agno
stic
Trou
ble
Code
Task
For
ce•
Data
Link
Con
nect
or S
ecur
ity C
omm
ittee
»
Secu
re V
ehicl
e In
terfa
ce Ta
sk F
orce
•
Elec
tric
al D
istrib
utio
n St
eerin
g Co
mm
ittee
• Co
nnec
tor S
yste
ms S
tand
ards
Com
mitt
ee•
Harn
ess C
over
ing
Stan
dard
s Com
mitt
ee•
Circ
uit P
rote
ctio
n an
d Sw
itch
Devi
ce C
omm
ittee
• Fu
nctio
nal S
afet
y Co
mm
ittee
»Br
akes
, Tra
iler B
rake
, and
Par
t Bra
ke T
F »
Stee
ring
and
Susp
ensio
n Ta
sk F
orce
»Pr
opul
sion
and
Driv
elin
e Ta
sk F
orce
»Ev
ent D
ata
Reco
rder
Com
mitt
ee »ST
FA R
ecom
men
ded
Prac
tice
Task
For
ce
• El
ectro
nic D
esig
n Au
tom
atio
n St
eerin
g Co
mm
ittee
• El
ectro
nic D
esig
n Au
tom
atio
n St
anda
rds C
omm
ittee
• Ve
hicle
Arc
hite
ctur
e Fo
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