Autonomous transport
Latest news15 Sep 2020Scotland reveals plans to end road deaths by 2050
The Scottish government has opened consultation on its plans to halve road deaths by 2030 and eliminate them entirely by 2050.
Latest news8 Sep 2020TomTom tech can customise when automated driving in use
TomTom has developed a new tool that can limit and approve automated driving features on specific roads and driving conditions.
Latest news7 Sep 2020West Yorkshire launches consultation on Future Mobility Strategy
WYCA is inviting people that live in its region, as well as the wider transport industry to give feedback on its Future Mobility Strategy.
Latest news7 Sep 2020Self-driving trucks could be on UK roads by 2030, says Zenzic
The UK logistics industry could be revolutionised by self-driving trucks within 10, according to Mark Cracknell, head of technology at Zenzic.
Latest news2 Sep 2020Oxbotica to start RHD autonomous vehicle testing
Oxbotica has paved the way for expansion its in right-hand drive markets after gaining approval to start public autonomous driving testing in Germany.
Reports25 Aug 2020DfT transport and technology public attitude tracker report
The DfT's latest report tracks the attitudes of the public to autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles and mobility services.
Latest news24 Aug 2020Ford Mobility led consortium to trial incident prediction technology
A consortium led by Ford is developing a new predictive road safety tool that uses connected infrastructure and vehicle data.
Latest news19 Aug 2020DfT calls for industry feedback on hands-free driving
The DfT is looking for industry feedback to help determine whether car manufacturers should be held liable for the safety of automated lane keeping systems.
Latest news18 Aug 2020Sunderland to run £4.8m autonomous truck proof-of-concept project
Nissan's Sunderland plant will trial the use of self-driving 40 tonne trucks to deliver assembly parts as part of a proof-of-concept future logistics project.
Latest news7 Aug 2020Horiba Mira presses industry to drive ahead with automated lane keeping regulations
Automotive engineering consultancy Horiba Mira is encouraging the industry to prepare for new automated lane keeping regulations next year and the shift to the scenario-based design and testing it will require.
- Latest news3 Aug 2020
UK must ramp up autonomous vehicle infrastructure to remain a world leader, says KPMG
The UK is one of the top 10 most advanced autonomous vehicle markets in the world, but physical and digital infrastructure is needed to remain ahead, says KPMG.
Reports3 Aug 20202020 Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index - KPMG report
KPMG's Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index (AVRI) for 2020 has been designed as a tool to help measure the level of preparedness for autonomous vehicles across 30 countries and jurisdictions, including the UK.
Latest news21 Jul 2020Zenzic autonomous freight webinar available today at 5pm
Zenzic is hosting a free webinar today at 5pm that will look at the role of autonomous freight as part of the UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030.
Latest news21 Jul 2020Tesla banned from making "self-driving" claims in Germany
A Munich court has banned Tesla from making claims that its cars have “self-driving” technology.
Latest news14 Jul 2020Horiba Mira urges transport industry to prepare for new 2021 regulations on automated vehicles
Horiba Mira, the automotive engineering consultancy, is urging the transport industry to prepare for new UN regulations on Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) that come into force at the start of 2021.
- Whitepapers & reports10 Jul 2020
Driving Change for Autonomous Vehicles
ESTECO explains how simulation can help validate next-generation vehicles using a scenario-based verification plan.
Latest news8 Jul 2020NEVS launches Sango autonomous vehicle and mobility platform
Swedish autonomous electric vehicle company NEVS has launched its new Sango driverless car and PONS mobility platform to support it.
Latest news7 Jul 2020Self-driving research project gets £1m to help prepare England's motorways for the future
Loughborough University and Highways England have launched a £1 million research project to understand the challenges connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) may face on England's motorways.
- Latest news7 Jul 2020
Zenzic urges driverless technology innovators to register as CAM Creators
Zenzic, the organisation dedicated to accelerating the self-driving revolution in the UK, is urging industry innovators to register as Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) Creators before the deadline closes on August 18.
Latest news6 Jul 2020Aslan Autonomy launches free driverless vehicle platform to speed up global development
A new international not-for-profit collaboration between transport authorities, universities and private stakeholders has launched a new open source driverless vehicle platform.
