Nissan test-drives self-driving car on ordinary road

Nissan test-drives self-driving car on ordinary road

Nissan Motor Co. test-drives a self-driving electric vehicle on an ordinary road -- which requires more advanced technology than conducting a similar experiment on an expressway -- in Tokyo's Ariake area on Oct. 31, 2015. The autonomous driving function of the vehicle, based on the Nissan LEAF, was demonstrated for 17 kilometers in an experiment shown to the press. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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