The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has publicly solicited feedback on the approval of 50 telecommunications industry standards, including the "Technical Requirements for Vehicle-Cloud Communication Security for Vehicle-Road Collaboration."
According to the industry standard revision plan, relevant standardization technical organizations have completed 50 communication industry standards, including the "Technical Requirements for Vehicle-Cloud Communication Security Aimed at Vehicle-Road Coordination."
Notice on Public Solicitation of Approval Opinions for the Communication Industry Standards including "Technical Requirements for Vehicle-Cloud Communication Security for Vehicle-Road Collaboration" and 49 Other Standards
According to the industry standard formulation and revision plan, the relevant standardization technical organizations have completed the "Technical Requirements for Vehicle-Cloud Communication Security for Vehicle-Road Collaboration" and 49 other communication industry standards. In order to further gather opinions from all sectors of society, these standards are now open for public notice.
The draft of the above standards can be viewed on the "Industrial and Information Technology Standard Information Service Platform" website (https://std.miit.gov.cn) under the "Project Notice" section. If you have any comments, please provide feedback during the notice period.
Public Notice Period: August 12, 2026 September 10, 2026
Department of Science and Technology, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
August 11, 2026
This article is compiled from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, GMTEight editor: Chen Wenfang.
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