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Government-backed autonomous vehicles project has achieved its goal of sending a Nissan LEAF on a self-navigated 'Grand Drive'.
Memorandum of understanding between the Department for Transport and city of Los Angeles to cooperate on reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the transport sector.
Proposed changes to regulations to allow parking of cars via a remote device.
From June 2018 drivers will be able to use remote control parking on British roads.
Information on the 2020 status and progress of connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) within the UK.
Overview of UK connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) research and development projects.
We are seeking views on the UK test environment for connected and autonomous vehicles.
Government drives funding of more than £109 million to driverless and low carbon projects across the UK.
Research identifying the issues and risks of a UK road trial of truck platooning technology, which enables vehicles to move as a group.
New plans could be the start of an exciting and profound change in how people, goods and services move around the country.
The project has been part-funded by £4.5 million from the government’s Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) and Innovate UK.
The UK’s first HGV 'platooning' trial, jointly funded by Highways England and the Department for Transport, has been given the green light.
Jesse Norman tells FT Summit how Britain is gearing up for the next motoring revolution.
Cars of the future could be programmed to spot potholes on motorways and automatically transmit the information to Highways England to schedule repairs.
We're seeking evidence to inform strategic policy on connected and automated mobility (CAM) in the UK.
Changes to The Highway Code will help ensure the first wave of self-driving vehicles are used safely on UK roads.
Proposals for people and businesses in the UK to use automated vehicle technologies, and advanced driver assistance systems.
Study shows driverless cars could significantly reduce delays.
Businesses can apply for a share of up to £25 million to develop, demonstrate and trial technologies for connected and autonomous vehicles in real-world settings.
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