A roadmap for driverless cars
But who’s to blame if there’s a crash?
Driverless cars could operate in England and Wales without the need for parliament to pass new laws, the government’s law reform advisers say in a report published today.
The Law Commission is advising ministers that remotely-operated vehicles could be licensed, in the short term, under secondary legislation.
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