US EditionHong Kong Autonomous Vehicle Tests Move up a Gear with Longer Routes
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Hong Kong Autonomous Vehicle Tests Move up a Gear with Longer Routes
Hong Kong's transport authorities have authorised expanded testing for autonomous vehicles, extending routes from the airport island to Sunny Bay and Tung Chung town centre on Lantau. This decision marks a significant development in cross-district trials of driverless technology across the region. The updated pilot licence, granted to Baidu Apollo International, supports the city's objective of implementing driverless vehicles for wider geograph…
A comprehensive regulatory framework must be in place before fully automated autonomous vehicles (AVs) can occupy Canadian roads. A regulatory framework is beginning to emerge in Canada, with the first federal and provincial guidelines based on the standards established by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International.
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