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Why driverless cars are ‘probably’ legal | The Atlantic Cities


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01 April 2013



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The biggest roadblock facing a driverless world isn’t necessarily technology, but legality. The question of who would be liable in the event of an accident — the human “driver,” the car’s owner, the manufacturer — remains an open and deferred one…

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