In an effort to curb traffic accidents, Japan’s Construction and Transport Ministry will conduct tests on a system this March allowing cars to "talk to each other". The tests will check whether the system can work well on public roads and highways, as well as how it affects a driver’s behaviour.
However, after a quick examination of the system, is this just another example of technology being used to compensate for our own laziness?
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