Britain's self-driving vehicles could be on the roads in just two years, marking a significant advancement for safety and the economy.
The Automated Vehicles Bill in the UK allows businesses like insurers and manufacturers to be liable for incidents involving autonomous vehicles, not the motorists.
The legislation requires self-driving vehicles to meet safety standards equivalent to competent human drivers, driving the industry towards more sophisticated technologies.
The deployment of self-driving vehicles in the UK is perceived as a landmark moment that will revolutionize society and align the country with global markets in automotive innovation.
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