Source · Select Committees · Transport Committee
Recommendation 7
7
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Connected vehicles pose new complex challenges for safety, data access, and legal liability.
Conclusion
Connected vehicles pose new dangers, which the law must evolve to meet. A safety- led culture will require wide access to data, and this must be a higher priority than commercial confidentiality. Ensuring self-driving vehicles are roadworthy will be more complicated than for conventional vehicles, not least because there is more that can go wrong. Legal liability also becomes more complex as it is shared between owner and operator. The Government explained broadly how its new regulatory regime will work but accepted that more thinking was needed about how this will work in practice.
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Government Response
A response document is linked to this report, dated 24 November 2023. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document ↗