Ford is experimenting with a new headlights technologies

In the United Kingdom, 40% of accidents happen at night. Taking one's eyes off the road raises the likelihood of an accident. The car will travel 25 meters in one second if you're traveling at 90 kilometers per hour. In other words, looking at the navigation system for even a second can cause you to drive "blind" for ten meters or more. Because of this, it is easy to lose track of road signs or miss a sudden curve on a route without adequate lighting.

When connected to the car's systems, high-resolution headlights can project data.

High-definition headlights benefit the driver and other motorists with the information they project. For instance, a pedestrian crossing can be projected so drivers and pedestrians alike can see it. When road signs are unclear, technology can be a lifesaver. Potential applications include projecting information onto the road ahead of the vehicle, such as a designated bicycle passing zone.