The introduction of autonomous vehicles (AVs) has led to a shift in liability from driver to AV.
This paper is a systematic review of the literature on liability with AVs. Articles were selected …

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) will revolutionize mobility in the future. However, accidents will
still happen and it will affect the practices of today's tort laws. This work discusses all those …

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 …

Autonomous vehicles are no longer a mere futuristic fantasy. They will be commercialised
one day. According to recent predictions, fully autonomous or 'driverless' vehicles could …

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) hold the promise of saving tens of thousands of lives each year
in the US, and many more worldwide, reducing traffic, saving energy, and providing mobility …

This article proposes a scheme of liability that would desirably control accident risks in the
coming world in which motor vehicles will be predominantly autonomous. In that world, the …

In a few years, autonomous vehicles will be prevalent on roadways. These vehicles will be
designed to operate without human intervention. Through the use of algorithms, a vehicle's …

The onset of autonomous driving has provided fertile ground for discussions about ethics in
recent years. These discussions are heavily documented in the scientific literature and have …

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 …

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 …