We re still working on the concepts. We re still figuring out if these devices really work. We already have a dozen cooperative programs on-going with private industry and research organizations. And I am pleased to announce that, with the University of Michigan, we have initiated our first tests of intelligent cruise control systems. One of these vehicles has been on display this week, and I hope you've had a chance to see it.
Government can invest in safety research.
We can help set standards. But the real opportunity to move from the drawing board to the market rests with you. Because of government-supported research, in the last four years, we are closer to finding a cure for breast cancer. My friends, the number one killer of children and young adults is car crashes, and in the next four years, I hope that you can find the answers to preventing these deaths, too. No one in this room can see the future.