There are still no universal rules or regulations under which autonomous vehicles can operate, and the potential legal issues surrounding autonomous vehicles are undefined. This conference discusses and explores how to create a regulatory framework to enable further public testing of autonomous and driverless vehicles. It also debates what regulatory and legal challenges must be addressed before autonomous vehicles can be purchased and used by consumers.
Over the course of the three days, the conference will address a number of key unresolved issues such as:
(The 2019 speaker program will be announced in due course)
Latest developments in federal and state laws for the deployment of AVs
Automated vehicle deployment is happening — ensuring a future with enhanced safety and mobility
Overview of US state and federal automated vehicle regulation and legislation, and principles and suggestions for policymakers going forward
Change is the only constant: liability considerations and emerging automotive technology
Product liability law and prevention – a crash course
Guidelines for the Safe Testing and Deployment of Highly Automated Vehicles
Regulatory approaches to transportation as a service with fully autonomous vehicles
Protecting Data Privacy (including ‘Bio-privacy’) and the Liabilities if You Don’t
The pace of automated vehicle innovation has not slowed – can the policymakers keep up?
Autonomous vehicles: regulatory and pre-regulatory topics
Emerging Law Enforcement Roles Supporting Safe Testing and Deployment
Preparing for an era of V2X and autonomous vehicles: UDOT's perspective
Co-locating with
Tuesday October 22
8:15am - 5:15pm
Wednesday October 23
9am - 5pm
Thursday October 24
9am - 5pm
