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No because a motor vehicle would have to establish a connection to the centralized infrastructure in order to get a green light. If it can't, it assumes a fault
by lbriner 8y ago
No because a motor vehicle would have to establish a connection to the centralized infrastructure in order to get a green light. If it can't, it assumes a fault and acts accordingly. The problem above is that there might not be another car so how do you detect the failure?