Driverless tech: First comes carriage … then the law | Crain’s Detroit Business

by Sabine Hauert

08 July 2014

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Although a few states, Michigan included, have begun to acknowledge driverless systems in their law books, the subject mainly remains a legal gray area. Michigan’s laws, passed in December, only provide for testing of autonomous vehicles, and no state’s motor vehicle regulator (like Michigan’s …

Source: www.crainsdetroit.com

This article fits great in our ongoing focus series on autonomous cars: http://robohub.org/tag/robohub-focus-on-autonomous-driving/

Sabine Hauert is President of Robohub and Associate Professor at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory

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