Partner Jonathan Fabozzi and associate Nicole M. Crowley, both of the Trucking and Automotive practice group, discuss a recent report that was published by some of the world’s leading car manufacturers, tiered suppliers, and technology companies. The report, “Safety First For Automated Driving,” details a missing piece in the automotive landscape.
In “An Important Step Forward For Driverless Car Tech Standards,” Jonathan and Nicole talk about the new report and provide details about the current regulatory state, why new technical standards are needed, and the legal effects.
“Right now, consumers in the United States may only purchase conventional vehicles, which feature systems such as adaptive cruise control or traffic jam assist. U.S. consumers are currently unable to purchase vehicles equipped with automated systems designed to take over the driving function, such as the Audi A8’s traffic jam pilot.”
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