The United States is promoting vehicle connectivity technology to reduce traffic accidents.

The United States has launched a nationwide road safety plan with the goal of zero road fatalities. The plan relies on vehicle-to-vehicle technology for real-time communication to reduce accidents. By 2028, 20% of highways and 25% of urban intersections will deploy this technology. By 2036, the technology will cover all national highways, and 20 vehicle models will have the capability. The plan faces challenges such as spectrum allocation, cybersecurity, and costs. The U.S. Transportation Secretary stated that the plan will transform travel and save lives.