EU plans to take several steps to protect the lives of citizens in Member States following the rise in the number of victims in traffic accidents and domestic accidents, as statistics show the death of 42 thousand people and 1.6 million injured in traffic accidents in 2006 in the EU. The Kuwaiti newspaper Al Nahar via its website that among the new measures to expand the radio frequencies in Europe to accommodate new technology enables drivers to identify the problems expected during their way to their cars. Vivian has described the High Rdnj relevant affairs of this communication procedure in a statement that a decisive step to reduce accidents on European roads. She added that 24% of the time driving in Europe lost in traffic jams, which is expected to cost the European economy eighty billion euros in 2010. The new technology enables cars to inform other vehicles on the slope of a future or an accident before you can access it, as well as enable traffic control centers sent letters disruptions to the car on the road and propose alternative ways of the road deactivated. The UNHCR agreed to expand the radio frequencies makes auto factories and telecommunications companies are now able to introduce the new system in cars, which UNHCR expects to take about two years.