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Germany completes legal framework for autonomous driving: Part 2 | Federal Council approves new ordinance

By Michael Malterer
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Global Guide to Autonomous Vehicles 2022

By Eric Tanenblatt, Michael Malterer, Peter Stockburger, Henry (Litong) Chen, and Michael Ledgett
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Autonomous vehicles are here: Part 3

By Eric Tanenblatt and Chan Creswell
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British consumer group raises cyber security concerns

By Peter Stockburger
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Global Guide to Autonomous Vehicles 2020

By Eric Tanenblatt, Ben Allen, Henry (Litong) Chen, Martin Fanning, Michael Ledgett, Michael Malterer, and Abbie Pokorny
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The Driverless Commute: Is it still too soon for parking lot deployment? South Korea plans massive smart-road investment ahead of AVs; and European carmakers beginning to bristle at tough regs

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute: Product liability law in Germany for Level-3 (high automation) AVs

By Michael Malterer
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The Driverless Commute: Road safety with driver assistance systems – EU Commission supports ISA systems for Europe

By Michael Malterer
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The Driverless Commute: Is 2019 a bear turn for AVs?; the fight over connected car communication divides car makers in Europe; cheaper, lighter LiDAR and machine-learning for lane-keeping.

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson

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