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News 27/10/2020
Kennedys is warning the Government that it has a number of obstacles to overcome if the UK is to realise its ambition to be at the forefront of emerging autonomous vehicle technology.
Article 08/06/2020
The results of Part 2 of the Law Commissions’ joint consultation into the regulation of automated vehicles, “emphasised how uncertain the future has become, and how regulation must be sufficiently flexible to deal with a wide variety of eventualities.”
Article 11/02/2020
The way in which people and goods travel is changing rapidly. As a new era of transport continues to unfold, Kennedys is here to keep you up to date on the latest developments and what they mean for you and your business.
News 04/02/2020
We have recommended that new criminal offences dealing with cyber-attacks on buses, taxis and other forms of public transport will be needed as the technology emerges, in our response to a Law Commission consultation. We have also said operators of driverless public transport should take personal responsibility for their safety as part of the protections needed to build consumer confidence in the concept.
Article 02/12/2019
At every trucking fair and trade publication and in each promotional video the industry is demonstrating the advances in autonomous commercial vehicles.
Article 02/12/2019
Autonomous vessels and sailing has certainly grabbed many of the shipping – and even day-to-day – headlines in recent times.
Article 02/12/2019
Similarly to developments in the auto industry, unmanned seafaring vessels could become prevalent in the future. But today
the trend is towards partial autonomy.
News 27/11/2019
The UK is the second least supportive nation in their attitude towards the development of unmanned vessels, according to our study across six territories (United Kingdom, United States, Australia, China, Singapore and Hong Kong), and the least supportive of autonomous vehicles more generally.
Article 04/10/2019
The way in which people and goods travel is changing rapidly. The shift towards transport in which machines are increasingly taking control from humans raises fundamental considerations around public safety, ethical dilemmas and where liability rests when accidents occur. It also means a major shift in the amount of data that is collected by vehicles, and how that data is stored and used.
News 04/09/2019
Widespread adoption of autonomous vehicles will herald dramatic changes for the motor insurance market according to our recently published report.
