"Regulating Automated Driving" - a UK Insurer View

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"Regulating Automated Driving" - a UK Insurer View

A clear distinction between "Assisted" and "Automated" systems should be made by International Regulators considering future design standards for vehicles.
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  • Transport

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  • vehicle safety
  • autonomy & technology

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