The article presents a reprint of the article" Self-Driving Technology and Autonomous
Vehicles: A Whole New World for Potential Product Liability Discussion" which appeared in …

This paper looks at liability issues surrounding autonomous vehicles. It argues that current
products liability law is, in general, flexible enough to address driverless cars without the …

Self-driving cars are gradually being introduced in the United States and in several Member
States of the European Union. Policymakers will thus have to make important choices …

ABSTRACT Autonomous vehicles (" AVs") that can be operated without a human driver are
now being tested on public roads across America and are soon expected to be …

4.1 One of the key unknowns in relation to autonomous vehicles is how the courts will
approach the issue of liability if one is involved in a collision. As the technology becomes …

Autonomous vehicles will revolutionize society in the near future. Computers, however, are
not perfect, and accidents will occur while the vehicle is in autonomous mode. This Article …

Autonomous vehicles are widely expected to save tens of thousands of lives each year by
making car crashes attributable to human error–currently the overwhelming majority of fatal …

The modes and levels of vehicle automation have advanced over the years with the goal of
making driving safer. Features like self-steering, lane assist, and blind-spot warning are …

Purpose The coming use of autonomous vehicles has kindled an extensive debate over the
choice of a desirable liability regime. This article contributes to that debate by explaining …

Cars that drive themselves may seem about as realistic as Marty McFly's DeLorean in Back
to the Future, but this is far from the case. Autonomous technology is available and in use in …