Japan's transport ministry will introduce a new system to tackle wrong-way driving on expressways, targeting zero fatalities and injuries by 2029 amid rising incidents involving elderly drivers.The proposed system will use surveillance cameras to detect wrong-way driving, warning the driver and those of nearby vehicles via their car navigation systems or smartphones.A tender for companies to develop the system is set to launch in fiscal 2024, with the aim of early implementation at high-incident locations after a pilot run.According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tou…READ FULL ARTICLE