At present, technology giants such as Google are trying their best to test their own self-driving cars on the road and have achieved some success. Wait until one day, when most of the cars are at the automatic driving level, traffic accidents may occur frequently. This is because a small number of human-controlled cars have some unpredictability, and their next-step data is difficult to integrate into vehicle-to-vehicle networking systems. Maybe they collide with self-driving cars. In this regard, Foxconn has its own solution: to build a dedicated lane for self-driving cars. According to the Journal Sentinel report, Foxconn recently proposed to use a lane in Wisconsin’s I-94 motorway as the exclusive lane for self-driving cars. Of course, such a proposal has become a reality for a long time. Foxconn proposes construction of exclusive high-speed lanes for unmanned vehicles in the United States A spokesman for the Wisconsin Transportation Department pointed out that Foxconn’s proposal is only one of many proposals put on the agenda, so whether the state government will adopt this proposal is another matter. The spokesperson confirmed that the government has a strong interest in the implementation of the proposal, but there is still a long way to go before a large number of self-driving cars will be on the road. Foxconn proposes construction of exclusive high-speed lanes for unmanned vehicles in the United States Recently, Foxconn has expanded its business system in the United States. This manufacturer will build a world-class LCD panel plant in Racine County, USA. The project will invest a total of US$10 billion and bring 13,000 jobs. In other words, the area will welcome more traffic and more busy goods to transport back and forth, because the construction of a special self-driving lane can help the traffic to be more orderly. So, can Foxconn achieve this long-cherished wish? Time will tell us the final answer. It is undeniable that self-driving cars are indeed a major trend in the future. The emergence of exclusive unmanned vehicle lanes is only a matter of time. (Via:ubergizmo.com)