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Self-driving cars and its (legal) future
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Andreas EustacchioVienna-based attorney-at-law
Vienna |
Mon, April 16, 2018
| 03:22 pm
Around the globe, people die every day due to careless driving, with around 90 percent of all accidents caused by human error and just a small percentage due to a technical fault related to the vehicle. (Shutterstock/File)
PREMIUM Self-driving cars react in a split second: quicker than even the most attentive driver. Self-driving cars don’t get tired, they don’t lose concentration or become aggressive; they’re not bothered by everyday problems and thoughts; they don’t get hungry or develop headaches. Self-driving cars don’t drink alcohol or drive under the influence of drugs. In short, human...
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