The project "Network Automated Driving Regulations" has released its first report, Steering the Future: An Overview of Current and Upcoming Regulations in Automated Driving.
This report presents an extensive overview of the current regulations and forthcoming regulatory initiatives relevant to automated vehicles and their use. Laws and regulations play a vital role in the safe and efficient integration of automated vehicles into our transportation system. Well thought-out rules can maximise the technology’s benefits, minimise risks, and foster public trust.
The project, focusing on regulatory aspects, brings together representatives from industry, authorities, and research at quarterly roundtables to facilitate dialogue and exchange experiences. These discussions support companies in advancing technology development, testing, and implementation in the field of automated driving, while offering authorities valuable insights into industry interpretations of regulations.
The project is funded by Vinnova (grant no. 2023-01169) through Drive Sweden and by the partners. It runs from June 2023 until May 2025 under the direction of RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB (RISE).
In addition to RISE, the following entities work in the project: Trafikverket, Transportstyrelsen, Aptiv AB, Applied Autonomy AS, Mobility Sweden, Scania AB, Volvo Cars AB, Einride Autonomous Technologies AB, Klimator AB, Kognic AB, Nobina AB, Statens väg- och transportforskningsinstitut (VTI), AstaZero AB and Västtrafik AB. Keolis AB participated until November 2023.
Jenny Lundahl has written the report. The analysis and conclusions in the report reflect those of the author. This means that other parties or participants may have different views.