In the Netherlands, the use of Intelligent Vehicle Roadside Interaction (iVRI) systems is becoming increasingly prevalent to enhance road safety and traffic flow. An app designed for testing and acceptance of iVRIs in this region would be an essential tool for drivers. This application would provide continuous, location-specific in-car information about a range of critical road conditions and traffic management elements. These include static and dynamic speed limits, lane configurations, overtaking restrictions, and real-time traffic light signals along with predictions for the next signal phase.

Moreover, the app would allow drivers to request priority at suitable iVRIs, effectively taking on the role of vehicles like the NHD (Netherlands Highway Department), buses, or trucks that may require priority passage. This functionality would be particularly useful for public transport and emergency services, ensuring they can move efficiently through traffic, thereby improving overall traffic management and response times.