Under the plan, drivers would not be allowed to carry passengers under 25 years-old in the first year or six months after passing their test. This is part
Augmented reality (AR) has immense potential to benefit our everyday lives – especially in the car. From improving the driving experience to preventing accid...
These should apply to all drivers, not just teens – including experience drivers who cause too many accidents.
Graduated licenses are used in the United States and they are very effective at preventing crashes.
https://thewell.unc.edu/2022/10/20/how-carolina-developed-the-gold-standard-in-licensing-young-drivers/
Some of these young drivers should not be allowed on the roads!
Teen drivers are too prone to causing accidents, especially when giving rides to their friends.
Some cars also have an “icy warning” light to alert drivers of hazardous road conditions.
You could mark the roads with glowing paint, improving visibility in dark conditions.
Someone had this concept a while back – roads that turn pink in icy conditions!
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13592-intelligent-paint-turns-roads-pink-in-icy-conditions/
Augmented reality can have other amazing uses, for example, helping you choose a car from a dealership right from your home.
Wow! Check out how cool augmented reality is combined with a heads-up display. The future of the automotive industry is bright.
Driving while being aware of everything in your surrounding is not only safe but could be fun.