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How government is supporting research, development and demonstration of connected and autonomous vehicles, such as driverless cars.
Road safety is at the heart of the legislation, with automated vehicles expected to improve road safety by reducing human error.
New Geospatial Commission report highlights the role location data will have in the safe deployment of self-driving road vehicles.
CCAV is part of the Department for Transport and the Department for Business and Trade .
British AI company Wayve announces $1.05 billion investment to develop the next generation of AI-powered self-driving vehicles
Self-driving vehicles will help make travel more convenient and accessible, improving the lives of millions of people who can not drive.
CAVPASS develops and implements standards, testing and monitoring processes to ensure that connected and self-driving vehicles are safe and resilient to cyber attack.
The 2023 Automated Vehicles Bill will set the legal framework for the safe deployment of self-driving vehicles in Great Britain.
Collection of case studies for projects led by the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV).
The government’s plans for connected and automated mobility technologies.
Check if a vehicle is listed as self-driving for use in Great Britain.
This paper summarises some of the major issues and opportunities from the shift towards self-driving cars.
The Chancellor commissions the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) to provide recommendations on policy interventions needed for connected and autonomous vehicles and mobility to deliver economic growth.
The CDEI has published a report that sets out proposals for a trustworthy approach to the regulation and governance of self-driving vehicles.
Local Authorities and regional transport operators will study how self-driving vehicle technology can improve local transport in remote, rural, and urban areas.
Up to £150 million of funding to 2030 to support the UK’s position among world leaders in self-driving technologies.
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