Who is liable when a self-driving car crashes? A U.S. legal analysis of autonomous vehicle liability, regulatory risk, and ...

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As Congress debates the reauthorization of the surface transportation bill, which expires on September 30, 2026, a new public opinion poll commissioned by Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety ...

An over-reliance on semi-autonomous software is making drivers complacent, NTSB chairwoman Jennifer Homendy said.

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A Maryland bill would allow fully autonomous vehicles but defines the operator as the vehicle’s automated driving system. Legal experts warn the bill leaves no accountable party for crashes or traffic ...

When a crash occurs, auto insurance usually follows a clear process: determine who caused the accident and pay damages. But things get complicated when driver-assistance systems like Tesla Autopilot, ...

It's written on the first pages of countless sci-fi novels: driverless vehicles transporting people around a futuristic city.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) says “overreliance” on a semi-autonomous vehicle led to a deadly crash in San Antonio in 2024.

After a crash, document whether the system was on, what prompts they saw, and the road conditions. Don’t assume saying “the car was driving” will remove responsibility. Cases thus far have trended ...