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Mobile users may want to access Internet services even in moving vehicles. A vehicular ad-hoc network provides a platform that allows a vehicle to connect to a roadside unit and then to the Internet. The connection time to a roadside unit may be short due to the fast moving of a vehicle. In this paper, a collaborative communication model is applied to extend this connection time. Moving vehicles and...