Safety Expectations for Automated and Autonomous Vehicles: Liability Arising from Basic Technology vs. Future Technology
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The legal issues in connection with designing, manufacturing, distributing and using automated or autonomous cars still remain largely unresolved. Download this 16-page whitepaper for a detailed overview of where liability lies for the future scenery of self-driving cars, and the safety expectations.
- Social acceptance of risky products
- Today’s sound liability regime
- Increasing recall numbers
- Basic technology vs. future technology
- Consumer protection
- Prima facie evidence through successful hacker attack
- European law
- Increased justification pressure
- Supplier-manufacturer-relationship
- Driver’s liability
