London Cabbies Want Sadiq Khan to Slam the Brakes on Robotaxis
A committee report recommends tougher safety rules, stronger TfL powers and emergency procedures after 42% of Londoners opposed autonomous passenger vehicles.
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WMG professor welcomes London Assembly Transport Committee inquiry report | ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International
Prof. Siddartha Khastgir, head of safe autonomy at the UK’s Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) at the University of Warwick, has commented on the London Assembly Transport Committee inquiry report, Who’s driving the future of autonomous transport in London?, and made a next-step recommendation. “I welcome the report and applaud the committee for inviting a wide-ranging group of experts to investigate the impact that self-driving technology could …
London Assembly calls for robotaxi fleet caps and stronger TfL licensing powers as driverless robo-cab rollout faces scrutiny
The London Assembly has called for major changes to the regulation of driverless taxis, including powers for Transport for London (TfL) to cap autonomous vehicle numbers and withdraw operating permits.The recommendations appear in a 66-page Transport Committee report, Who’s driving the future of autonomous transport in London?.The committee said it had not received sufficient evidence to support welcoming commercial autonomous passenger services…
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