From: EE | Times
Junko Yoshida
PARIS — It’s been a week since the Department of Transportation unveiled its ground-breaking policy on autonomous cars. Pretty soon, we expect reality to start sinking in among the auto industry experts who are presumably digesting the DoT’s 116-page document.
There are still 50-some odd days to file comments on the new rules.
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Protests are likely against the DoT’s demand for pre-market approval for autonomous cars, regulations on post-sale software updates, the inclusion of cybersecurity measures in vehicles, suggestions on data recording/sharing, and on fall-back minimum risk conditions.
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