Shanghai city to regulate data from smart vehicle testing
New Delhi: Shanghai city has issued draft regulations to safeguard data generated during testing of smart vehicles, underscoring...
Read MoreHow Germany hopes to get the edge in driverless technology
FRANKFURT — In Hamburg, a fleet of electric Volkswagen vans owned by a ride-hailing service roams the streets picking up and dropping off...
Read MoreHow following vital industry standards makes autonomous vehicles safer
Radical changes are propelling the automotive industry forward as electrification transforms vehicles from mechanical systems into...
Read MoreFrance is preparing for the arrival of autonomous driving
Europe is having a first as France makes preparations for the arrival of autonomous vehicles on its roads. For Europe, this will be a...
Read MoreHyperdrive Daily: Does a Federal crash data order have teeth?
Auto safety researchers cheered this week when U.S. regulators issued a new order requiring car makers to report crashes where automated...
Read MoreFirst international safety standard for Level 4 automated driving systems has been published
An international group of experts led by WMG, University of Warwick working together as a part of an ISO technical committee, has...
Read MoreThe auto industry is distancing itself from Tesla in response to new crash reporting rule
The auto industry is holding its fire — for now — over the new requirement to report crashes involving vehicles equipped with partially...
Read MoreCar companies will have to report automated vehicle crashes under new rules
Car companies will be required to report crashes involving advanced driver assistance systems under new rules proposed by the US National...
Read MoreRegulators know teleoperation is key for self-driving vehicles to succeed
The first article in this series highlighted one of the biggest and most revolutionary changes ever to come our way — autonomous vehicles...
Read MoreU.S. push for self-driving cars faces union, lawyers opposition
WASHINGTON, June 16 (Reuters) – The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday again rejected attempts to lift regulations to allow...
Read MoreTrial lawyers, unions seen hobbling U.S. in race to beat China on driverless cars
The U.S. is in a battle with China over who will dominate the market when automated vehicles transport people and goods without anyone...
Read MoreLouisiana creates rules for self-driving delivery devices
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana has created a framework for self-driving delivery robots to drop off packages on the state’s...
Read MoreRep. Bob Latta reintroduces self-driving vehicle bill
Legislation meant to facilitate access to autonomous vehicles nationwide has again come before the U.S. House of Representatives. Rep. Bob...
Read MoreThe four biggest and most baffling Congressional issues when it comes to regulating AI self-driving cars
Regulatory enigma. You might be surprised to learn that there is a regulatory enigma of sorts that surrounds and engulfs the advent of...
Read MoreStock take: Legal groundwork laid for self-driving cars on UK roads
The UK government is developing legislation to permit autonomous cars to drive on public roads, which will address a range of issues such...
Read MoreNHTSA may have to take the wheel on automation
New bills introduced in Congress in the past year would affect automakers by increasing agency oversight and enhancing regulations related...
Read MoreGermany, birthplace of the automobile, just gave the green light to robotaxis
Germany is set to become the world’s first major economy to legalize the commercial use of fully autonomous “robotaxis,”...
Read MoreWhat are the safety and reliability rules for AV makers?
Autonomous vehicles (AV) are already on the public streets and roads in various U.S. cities. Do regulators — and the public — have reason...
Read MoreGermany takes step toward autonomous driving on public roads
German lawmakers agreed to allow some driver-less vehicles on public roads, a first step toward enabling autonomous driving in...
Read MoreFord CEO says US needs to regulate automated driving systems
Detroit: The CEO of America’s second-largest auto company is calling for the federal government to set standards for fully or...
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