Without a nationwide Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) and Infrastructure to Vehicle (I2V) communication system the answer is probably "No" and that's the elephant in the room no one is really talking about yet.
That's because the I2V would be hugely expensive to implement and maintain. Car companies are not going to pay for it, and it'd be a tough sell to taxpayers.
More expensive cars and roads are not a great move right now. When we need is more efficient and less expensive cars and better driver training programs.
That's because the I2V would be hugely expensive to implement and maintain. Car companies are not going to pay for it, and it'd be a tough sell to taxpayers.
More expensive cars and roads are not a great move right now. When we need is more efficient and less expensive cars and better driver training programs.