Abstract
In recent years, inter-vehicle communication has attracted attention because it can be applicable not only to alternative networks but also to various communication systems. In this paper, we present the group speed effect in clustering of vehicles in VANETs. We conclude that by selecting vehicles with high SC, high VC and low DCC the possibility that the vehicle will remain in the cluster increases. But in the case of group speed, the GS value should be medium in order that vechile remains in the cluster.
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