In United Arab Emirates, driverless vehicles are being tested on 5G technology ahead of a planned deployment of such vehicles on  roads, reported the Emirates News Agency. According to the Agency, Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori, the Director General of the UAE's Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, TRA said, they will expand 5G network to important sectors such as transport, health and education.<br />''<br />''According to industry reports, 5G-enabled driverless vehicles will be able to have more efficient and quick communication with each other and traffic infrastructure, which will help to minimize traffic jams and bottlenecks. The 5G technology can also enable these vehicles to identify traffics conditions and potential dangers quickly.<br />''<span style="color: #222222;"><br />''The Director General of TRA added that hospitals would need 5G for conducting remote surgeries and universities would need it for research. He said, the TRA is coordinating with authorities in transport, health and education sectors, and private sector entities to implement this strategy for better utilization of 5G network.</span><br />