US to test mirrorless, camera-based systems in cars

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US to test mirrorless, camera-based systems in cars
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration plans to test how drivers could use cameras to replace traditional rearview mirrors in automobiles, a technology already allowed in other countries, the agency said on Tuesday. The planned test by the agency known as NHTSA would examine ...

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