China proposes requiring automakers to handle fully autonomous vehicle violations

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Policy & Regulation
ATI News Team

Assisted-driving systems and vehicles with inactive autonomous functions would remain regulated as non-autonomous vehicles

China has proposed a 170-article revision to its road-safety law that would require automakers or importers to handle traffic violations committed while vehicles operate in fully autonomous mode, CCTV reported.

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