How is the United Kingdom planning to use driverless cars beginning in 2015?

Biology

2 answers:

jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Government aims to modify the policy and design rules accordingly and also aims to incentive's any study in this area by technocrats . In this way United Kingdom is planning to use driverless cars beginning in 2015

Explanation:

As per the government strategy, it is believed that UK will first start using its driver less technology in mainly two segments -

a) Luxury riding services

b) Commercial vehicle such as haulage, cargo vehicles etc.

After this, the government has planned to introduce this for the consumer segment where an individual can own own (semi-) autonomous vehicles

Government has also planned to introduce a change in policy and design norms for the betterment of society. It has also attempted to partner with technological companies by providing incentives for citing their research and inventions in this era.

garik1379 [7]3 years ago

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I think there planning it for races and for people to get in and not have to drive the car while the car does all the work which it has to be really good and possible because if it is not it can have very bad consequences that affect us all badly and may not be the best time to have those things hurt people like they already tried something like this and failed and hurt people lets hope these people will at least exceed because this evention has a good and bad side that we need to make sure it cant become a threat or hurt us

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