Select Legal Considerations for Shared Automated Driving

Bryant Walker Smith
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Bryant Walker Smith: University of South Carolina School of Law

No 2017/08, International Transport Forum Discussion Papers from OECD Publishing

Abstract: This discussion paper introduces several legal considerations for shared automated driving with a view toward grounding a broader policy discussion. It begins by discussing likely implementations of shared automated driving. It next considers the kinds of legal actions that developers and regulators of these automated driving systems might take to promote or police them. It then connects these potential actions to existing law by describing three ways of adapting that law to automated driving. Finally, it provides specific perspectives and recommendations on this and any legal change.

Date: 2017-07-20
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