The US lays out a road safety plan that will see cars 'talk' to each other
Briefly

from Engadget6 months ago
The Department of Transportation has initiated a comprehensive road safety plan, emphasizing vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology to enhance communication between vehicles and reduce roadway fatalities.
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By 2036, the DoT aims for a nationwide rollout of V2X tech, expecting to see it implemented in 85% of signalized intersections in major metro areas.
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Current smaller-scale V2X deployments have shown significant safety benefits, indicating that these advancements could substantially lower crash rates and lessening the impact of accidents.
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Achieving the DoT's V2X goals will involve collaboration with various stakeholders, including the FCC, to address critical aspects such as spectrum allocation and ensuring secure communication.
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