How do driverless vehicles deal with the train tracks or ambulance drivers?
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This is part of the technology gap that currently exists concerning smart roads and smart cars.
Smart car technology will need to create the “automobile net” of connected cars where all cars will communicate to hook up and interact to drive to common destinations, to avoid each other and recognize hazards for the group. All emergency vehicles will need to be part of this “net”.
Trains add another level. Non smart cars, motorcycles will need to have, as I see it, a box the size of your epass for tolls, to also communicate to this net for the best road interactions, including interactions with ambulance drivers
Check out this article –
Driverless Cars Need Emergency Vehicle Detection, It’s An Imperative
https://medium.com/@lance.eliot/driverless-cars-need-emergency-vehicle-detection-its-an-imperative-e606e6a2c014
it was written by Dr. Lance Eliot, an expert in self-driving and AI fields and has many keys and thougts on the problem solution