- by foxnews
- 12 Jan 2025
Self-driving car users could watch films on motorway under new DfT proposals
Self-driving car users could watch films on motorway under new DfT proposals
- by theguardian
- 21 Apr 2022
- in technology
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Users of self-driving cars will be able to watch films on the motorway under planned changes to the Highway Code, although it will remain illegal to use mobile phones.
The new rules also state that insurance companies will be financially liable, rather than individual motorists, for accidents in self-driving cars.
Although there are no vehicles currently approved for self-driving on roads in the UK, the first could be approved later this year. The introduction of the technology is likely to begin with vehicles travelling at slow speeds on motorways, such as in congested traffic.
Earlier this year, the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scots Law commission published a joint report, which recommended the introduction of a new Automated Vehicles Act.
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