China tested unmanned buses
On December 12, Shenzhen City, China, which gathers the world's largest technology companies, began testing the first four automatic buses.
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On December 12, Shenzhen City, China, which gathers the world's largest technology companies, began testing the first four automatic buses.
Flying or self-driving cars have not been widely introduced to the public, but many modern technologies have been included in current models.
Large trucks are equipped with additional features
The town of Friesland in the Netherlands has a bike road about 1km long, paved with ... used toilet paper.
The 3D lines make the drivers confused about what appears on the road and slow down.
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On average, there are 20 pedestrian-related crashes each day, which is why Direct Line Insurance decided to offer Smart Crossing.
In order to catch up with the pace of road upgrades and infrastructure in Tokyo, Japan is hoping for the best
The city of Concepción in southern Chile has just launched a project to install a traffic light warning system under the road for people addicted to mobile phones.
The China Railway Group recently launched the world's first virtual unmanned trainset.
The Israeli government is working, installing trials in one location, creating a short Tel Aviv bus route using electric cordless electric traction.
It is estimated that the use of asphalt asphalt will save 90 million euros per year.
A Tesla Model S crashed into the highway separator due to an automated steering system failure.
About 160 km from Seoul, the expressway linking Daejeon and Sejong has something special that is not anywhere in the world yet.
American billionaire Elon Musk plans to dig a tunnel underneath the city of Los Angeles with a giant drill to reduce traffic congestion.