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From the perspective of global logistics, this plan is not isolated. The development of the logistics industry has always been an important force in promoting economic globalization. The promotion of commercialization of highway autonomous driving will undoubtedly bring about tremendous changes in logistics and transportation.

First, autonomous driving technology can improve transportation efficiency. Traditional manual driving is prone to fatigue during long-term driving, which affects driving safety and transportation time. Autonomous driving can achieve uninterrupted operation and greatly shorten transportation time.

Second, it helps reduce transportation costs. Autonomous vehicles can more accurately control fuel consumption and vehicle wear and tear, reducing labor costs and potential losses caused by human errors.

Furthermore, the application of autonomous driving will improve the accuracy and predictability of logistics. Through intelligent route planning and real-time monitoring, goods can reach their destination more accurately and on time, improving customer satisfaction.

However, achieving this goal is not easy. The maturity of technology, the improvement of laws and regulations, and the degree of social acceptance are all challenges that need to be overcome.

In terms of technology, although autonomous driving technology has made significant progress, it still faces many challenges. For example, the accuracy of sensors may be affected in complex weather conditions; when responding to emergencies, the system's decision-making ability needs to be improved.

In terms of laws and regulations, new technology applications need to be regulated by a corresponding legal framework, including liability identification and insurance systems, which need to be re-established and improved.

Social acceptance is also a key factor. The public has doubts about the safety and reliability of autonomous driving technology, and these concerns need to be eliminated through extensive publicity and education.

Back to the field of global logistics, Japan's plan will also have an impact on the international logistics landscape. On the one hand, it may attract more logistics companies to shift their business focus to Japan, thereby changing the logistics flow and direction between regions. On the other hand, it will also prompt other countries to accelerate the research and development and application of related technologies to maintain their competitiveness in the global logistics market.

In addition, from a macroeconomic perspective, the commercialization of highway autonomous driving will drive the development of related industries. For example, the automobile manufacturing industry will increase its investment in the research and development of autonomous driving technology to promote industrial upgrading; the communications industry will provide more stable and efficient communication support for vehicles; at the same time, it will also create a large number of jobs related to autonomous driving and promote the adjustment of the employment structure.

For individuals, this transformation will also bring many changes. Logistics practitioners may face a change in the way they work, and need to master new skills to adapt to the work requirements in an autonomous driving environment; consumers are expected to enjoy faster and higher-quality logistics services.

In short, this plan of the Japanese government is a forward-looking initiative. Its successful implementation will not only promote the development of the country's logistics industry, but also provide useful reference and inspiration for the future development of global logistics.