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China tests highway laser lights to fight driver fatigue
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 15, 2026
What happened
China is testing a highway laser system in Shandong and Hunan to combat driver fatigue and micro-sleep crashes. The beams are meant to keep drivers alert without shining directly into their eyes, and authorities are considering wider rollout.
- 01China is piloting highway lasers in Shandong and Hunan provinces.
- 02The system targets fatigue and micro-sleep on long straight roads.
- 03Officials hope to cut related crashes by 20% to 30%.
- 04Lasers are aimed at peripheral vision, not drivers’ eyes.
- 05Roadside green lasers can signal stopped vehicles from far away.
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