China approves testing of self-driving cars on certain roads under regulatory conditions

Briefing

December 24, 2017

Briefing	Self-Driving Car Road Tests – Beijing Municipal Commission of Transportation released regulations that allows testing of self-driving cars on designated roads under certain conditions Regulatory Provisions – Include insuring car from traffic accidents and other liabilities, as well as requiring humans to be present to take over wheel when situation goes wrong Countries with Similar Initiatives – China joins other countries, such as Singapore and U.S., to approve self-driving car tests on public roads Evaluating Committee – Panel of experts in transportation, communications, automobiles, computer science, and law will evaluate road tests of self-driving cars
Accelerator	Transportation and Mobility
Market Disruption	Innovation, Competitiveness and Trade
Sector	Transportation and Logistics
Organization	Beijing Municipal Commission of Transportation
Source	"China is opening up city roads for driverless cars," MIT Technology Review, https://www.technologyreview.com/; Locklear, M., "China will allow self-driving car tests on public roads", Engadget, https://www.engadget.com/; AcceleratingBiz analysis
Original Publication Date	December 18, 2017

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