The technology uses a GPS locator and a chip that allows cars to communicate their speed and location, 10 times per second over a radio frequency, to other similarly equipped vehicles within a 500ft radius. The device will alert drivers if, for example, a car jumps a red light, or advise them when it is unsafe to overtake. If it detects the potential for a collision, the system can give an audible warning or take the wheel if the driver’s reactions prove too slow.

This certainly sounds like an interesting development in the world of car technology. Never before have we seen such an enhancement which should help bring down the number of car accidents and violations that has been growing in number.

But the downside is that with the use of such devices, drivers may become overly reliant on them, making driving skills deteriorate. With that, you have to wonder if age limits would still be imposed or drunk people can leave the driving to the device.

Well, until we see it coming out, all we can do is wait and see. Whatever happens, there will certainly be restrictions surrounding it.

(Source) Press

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