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Coding in Transportation 4

The History of Coding 10

in Transportation

How Does Coding Work 16

in Transportation?

Glossary 22

To Learn More 23

Index 24

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Did you know there are computers

in your car ? Most cars use more

than computers!

Coding in Transportation

Planes , ships , and

other vehicles have

computers , too .

plane

cockpit

Vehicles count on computers to

work well . Computers help the

engine and brakes run smoothly .

mechanic

xing brakes

They also control interior

parts , like the heat and radio .

All the computers in a

vehicle use code .

Code is a set of instructions written

in a programming language .

It tells the computer what to do .

Before the late 1960s , cars had

few electronics besides radios .

The History of Coding

in Transportation

Carmakers rst used

simple computers to get

better gas mileage .

Volkswagon

Type III

Car engineers used more

electronics in the 1980s

and 1990s.

1984

Dodge Omni GLH

anti-lock brake

system

Many were safety features .

These included air bags and

anti-lock brakes .

1996

Ford Mustang

These days , car computers

are very advanced. Many

cars have GPS to help

drivers nd their way .

GPS

Some cars can park themselves !

Tesla Model S

Sensors tell the cars

computers what is happening .

They measure light , speed ,

and other things.

How Does Coding Work

in Transportation ?

backup camera

Tesla autopilot

sensor

Code uses this information to

direct the computers actions.

sensors check cars

surroundings

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