South Korea to test self-driving car in real traffic
SEOUL, South Korea — Self-driving cars soon will hit the road in South Korea as the country seeks to overtake other nations that have sped ahead with automated driving technology.
Seoul National University professor Seo Seung-woo says a self-driving car developed by his team will start roaming Seoul streets early next year thanks to a revised law that took effect Tuesday.
His team has been testing automated driving inside the university’s campus with a Hyundai Genesis sedan outfitted with sensors and cameras.