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India to Mandate V2V Crash Warning Technology in New Vehicles by 2028

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Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) technology is set to be introduced in new vehicles by 2028, enabling cars to communicate with each other in real time. The system allows nearby vehicles to share data about speed, position, and road conditions instantly. This exchange of information helps drivers and onboard safety systems detect potential dangers earlier than current sensors allow. The technology is aimed at reducing road accidents by providing advance warnings before collisions occur.

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