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Lawsuits Are Coming with Self-Driving Vehicles
As self-driving and semi-autonomous vehicles become more common, they bring big questions for business leaders: Who’s responsible when the technology fails? If a car crashes and no one is driving, who’s liable — the manufacturer, the software developer or the fleet operator? “It’s not just about who ran the red light anymore — it’s about whether the software made the right call,” said Parker Trotz of NST Law. For decades, the law has measured re…
On the 1st, T2, a venture company developing technology for self-driving trucks, announced that it has begun Level 2 commercial transport with five logistics companies, including Sagawa Express and Seino Transportation, where a driver rides on board and the system takes over some of the operations. The section is about 500 km from Kanagawa Prefecture to Hyogo Prefecture. According to T2, the self-driving trucks
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