What does VTV mean?
VTV means Vehicle to Vehicle
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Vehicle to Vehicle?
Vehicle to Vehicle can be abbreviated as VTV
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What does VTV stand for? VTV stands for "Vehicle to Vehicle". |
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How to abbreviate "Vehicle to Vehicle"? "Vehicle to Vehicle" can be abbreviated as VTV. |
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What is the meaning of VTV abbreviation? The meaning of VTV abbreviation is "Vehicle to Vehicle". |
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What is VTV abbreviation? One of the definitions of VTV is "Vehicle to Vehicle". |
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What does VTV mean? VTV as abbreviation means "Vehicle to Vehicle". |
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What is shorthand of Vehicle to Vehicle? The most common shorthand of "Vehicle to Vehicle" is VTV. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 2E2 - To Escape To
- 2BON2B - To Be or Not to Be
- V-DAC - Vehicle Donation to Any Charity
- V2G - Vehicle-to-Grid
- V2I - Vehicle-to-Infrastructure
- V2R - Vehicle-to-Roadside
- V2V - Vehicle-To-Vehicle
- VSPA - Vehicle-at-Scene-to-Patient-Access
- VVCA - Vehicle-to-Vehicle Collision Avoidance System
- VDAC - Vehicle Donations to Any Charity
- vdac - Vehicle Donation to Any Charity
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