The Department for Transport has confirmed it will legally protect a series of marketing terms associated with automated vehicles, preventing manufacturers from describing driver assistance
With public pilots of self-driving taxi services set to begin on London’s streets in the coming months, the RNIB’s (Royal National Institute of Blind People)
Media speculation that potentially incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham could slow the UK’s progress on autonomous vehicles should not be interpreted as opposition to the
The Institute for Driverless Transport’s (IfDT) Research Roadmap is taking shape. It maps the unanswered questions that will decide how driverless transport affects the UK, across economics,
Concerns that self-driving cars may not pick up pedestrians depending on what they’re wearing emerged during a recent London Assembly meeting. The warning comes as
Polestar, the electric Volvo spin-off is being forced to abandon the US market after the Trump Administration’s Commerce Department refused it permission to continue selling
Private hire drivers disrupted a London Assembly Transport Committee meeting to protest the planned rollout of driverless taxis in the capital, reports PHTM. The meeting at
The UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) has adopted the world’s first regulatory framework for fully driverless
The highways sector must stop treating connected vehicle services as a future aspiration and instead focus on scaling technologies that are already delivering operational benefits
The North East of England is leading the way in the implementation of autonomous mobility both for passengers and logistics. Newcastle University is inviting Highways
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