Automakers aspire to eliminating traffic accidents

Automakers aspire to eliminating traffic accidents

TOKYO, Japan - A user of Toyota's Driving Simulator inside its lab in Susono, Shizuoka Prefecture, can drive in a virtual setting, getting a highly precise idea of what can actually be seen around the tester.

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