Review Honda Running Autonomous Tests in "Ghost Town" | New

At this point, it is probably safe to say that almost every manufacturer of cars in the face of the planet is at least exploring the possibility of developing automotive autonomous, if not full - test them in the field now to determine what adjustments should be made to get these cars same-driving out on the roads as soon as possible with security. In fact and many of the advanced safety features that make autonomous driving possible, as mitigation of frontal collision, adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping support, already exist in some vehicles. The future is fast approaching, and Honda is doing everything possible to be in the front of the line when inevitably advances are made.

A form that the process of Honda of the test of these vehicles autonomous is different of other companies is that actually bought a five hectares "village ghost" in California to their one same-driving cars to use. Here at Pacific Honda, we always thank that so much technology comes from our State, but San Diego is far away from the suburbs of San Francisco de la Concordia, where these tests occur.

Part old station of naval weapons of Concord which served as home to the military, this busy little strip of city allows Honda car show to stop at stop signs, avoid the pedestrians and even in car around a mannequin standing in the middle of the road.

Although it is not a perfect system will go a long way to help get these vehicles to Honda dealers throughout the country in packages that are suitable and safe for customers. Exciting work and non-can't wait to see how everything turns out.

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