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Got a Self-Driving Car? Soon, No License Will Be Required

on February 07, 2017

"“If there is no driver, there is no need for a driving license, just as the passenger in a taxi needs no license to get a ride,” Bryant Walker Smith, assistant professor in the School of Law at the University of South Carolina, tells Inverse. “The relevant state law questions are whether an automated vehicle requires a human driver, who that driver is, and what she must do and may not do.”"

Date Published:02/07/2017
Original Publication:Inverse

Published in: Press , self-driving cars , Robotics