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4  Architectural Assumptions and Requirementsp. 8

5  Key Issuesp. 11

6  Solutionsp. 16

6.1  Solution #1: V2X authorizationp. 16

6.2  Solution #2: V2X message transmission/reception for V2V/P Services using PC5p. 18

6.3  Solution #3: V2X message transmission/reception for V2V/P Services via LTE-Uup. 20

6.4  Solution #4: V2X broadcast with Local MBMS Entity (LME)p. 23

6.5  Solution #5: RSU based on V2V/V2P Message Offload function in eNB or on S1p. 27

6.6  Solution #6: QoS handling for PC5 based messagep. 30

6.7  Solution #7: New QCI values for LTE-Uu based V2X message transmission/receptionp. 32

6.8  Solution #8: V2X message transmission/reception for V2I Servicep. 33

6.9  Solution #9: MBMS service area mapping using MB2-C proceduresp. 35

6.10  Solution #10: BM-SC based solution for MBMS service area mappingp. 36

6.11  Solution #11: Local V2X server discovery using Anycastp. 37

6.12  Solution #12: V2X Server Discovery using broadcast mechanismp. 38

6.13  Solution #13: Privacy protection of UE in V2X communicationsp. 41

6.14  Solution #14: Path selection for Uplink V2V message transmissionp. 43

6.15  Solution #15: Latency improvements for eMBMS with L.MBMS based on implementationp. 43

7  Conclusionsp. 45

A  Enhancements to ProSe architectures for PC5 based V2Xp. 46

B  Road Side Unit (RSU) considerationsp. 47

C  Example hybrid deployment options using LTE-Uu based architecture and PC5 based architecturep. 49

D  Localized MBMS deployment optionsp. 50

$  Change Historyp. 52


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