Driverless car regulation: UK attempts to overtake rivals
With leading technology companies pioneering driverless systems, and the concept of driverless cars backed by established players in the automotive industry, it seems likely that driverless cars (or at least other advanced, new, driverless technologies) will be publicly available within the next few years. Although the government has announced its aim to see driverless cars on the roads by 2020, have lawmakers and regulators moved quickly enough to match the pace of innovation? This paper looks at the challenges that the regulator faces as this technology continues to develop and evolve.
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