Self-driving cars appear on the streets of Japan

Self-driving yesterday appeared on the streets of Japan for the first time, expected to reduce accidents involving the elderly.

Automobile for the first time to the Japanese street

"In Suzu, the train system will no longer be available and the number of buses and taxis will be less and less." We started this project in Suzu, hoping that auto-vehicles could serve as an alternative way of moving in remote areas, " said Suganuma Naoki, a member of the research team at Kanazawa University.

Automated steering gear can serve elderly people in Japan , who live in remote areas and restrict access to public transport. Automated cars are expected to help reduce old-age road accidents.

Kanazawa University experts are working with the city government to facilitate this campaign.