VEHICULAR COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS WITH CO-CHANNEL COEXISTENCE AND INTER-SYMBOL INTERFERANCE CALCULATION

RF signal is received (1006). The received RF signal includes a first RF signal encoding a first orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) symbol of a first long-term evolution (LTE) V2X data packet. A channel estimation in the time domain is determined (1012) using the received signal and an as-transmitted time domain version of an L-LTF symbol is determined (1014). The channel estimation in the time domain is applied to the as-transmitted time domain version of the L-LTF symbol to determine an as-transmitted version of the L-LTF symbol that exhibits channel fading (1018). A first portion of the as-transmitted version of the L-LTF symbol that exhibits channel fading is subtracted from a second portion of the received RF signal (1022) to remove inter-symbol interference from the received signal to generate a second received RF signal.