German Bundestag adopts autonomous driving law

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The famous German autobahn highway system is governed by German laws. | Image credit: Pixabay

The German Bundestag (German federal parliament) is adopting a new law governing the future of autonomous driving in Germany. In the future, autonomous vehicles should be able to drive nationwide without a physically present driver in specified operating areas of public road traffic in regular operation, according to the rules in the new law.

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