There is a reason the magazine is titled Car and Driver ' the two have always gone together. But that might be changing. Recent technological advances are allowing the car industry to consider a shift away from the need for a driver because of increasingly intelligent and connected vehicles.
Practice Tip: Intelligent Cars
Recent technological advances are allowing the car industry to consider a shift away from the need for a driver because of increasingly intelligent and connected vehicles. This article briefly surveys the major legal challenges likely to be faced during this evolution in several key areas
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