Centre opens radio spectrum to accelerate deployment of vehicle collision-avoidance systems
India has removed licensing for crucial radio spectrum bands, specifically 77-81 GHz for automotive radar and 5.9 GHz for V2X communications. This move aims to accelerate the adoption of advanced road safety and collision-avoidance systems, aligning India with global standards and potentially reducing vehicle manufacturing costs. The initiative is expected to significantly enhance vehicle safety and reduce road fatalities.
India has removed licensing for crucial radio spectrum bands, specifically 77-81 GHz for automotive radar and 5.9 GHz for V2X communications. This move aims to accelerate the adoption of advanced road safety and collision-avoidance systems, aligning India with global standards and potentially reducing vehicle manufacturing costs. The initiative is expected to significantly enhance vehicle safety and reduce road fatalities.
