This article addresses the compatibility of autonomous vehicles (AV) with the principles of
data protection law under the legal framework of the European Union/European Economic …

A number of EU data protection authorities have in recent years published varied opinions
on the processing ofpersonal information by vehicle sensors, telematics boxes, and driving …

The idea of a smart city conveys devices highly equipped with novel technologies
performing in place of human beings. For a city to be smart, information flow plays an …

The ethical and legal challenges resulting from information and communication
technologies (ICT) are pervasive in our lives. The digitalization of mobility and the increase …

Connected and autonomous vehicles (''CAVs”) can collect, store, process and transmit vast
amounts of data. Understanding the use (and potential misuse) of this data, particularly …

Autonomous vehicles process a huge amount of data about the driver, or rather passengers
of the vehicle, as well as about other persons (pedestrians and passengers of other …

Autonomous vehicles have the potential for a variety of societal benefits. Individual mobility
can be expanded to parties including the physically challenged, the elderly and the young …

Over the past several years, the development of new technology has drastically changed
how society functions. Mobile smartphones and online social networks are prime examples …

For this reason, in the light of European reform of the protection of personal data, 22 this
article will focus on the protection of personal data processed by autonomous vehicles; it will …

Abstract Autonomous (AV) and Connected Vehicle (CV), often mentioned as CAV's, rush
their way into automobile market. Consumer cars are increasingly equipped with systems …