South Korea plans to use virtual reality driving tests to see if elderly drivers are fit to drive.
According to Yonhap News, the Korean National Police Agency wants to implement conditional licenses for the country’s elderly drivers (via TheNextWeb). The plan is set to kick in by 2025. Conditional licenses for older drivers aren’t new, but it is interesting that South Korea plans to test drivers using virtual reality.
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