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3 October 13:55

Ursula von der Leyen encourages EU countries to develop self-driving cars to improve road safety

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The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, emphasized the importance of developing autonomous vehicles in the EU for revitalizing the automotive industry and increasing road safety. She proposed a 'AI first' strategy, focusing on mobility, and suggested the creation of a network of European cities for testing these vehicles. Von der Leyen promised the community bloc's support for the production of autonomous vehicles in Europe, highlighting the technology's benefits in reducing congestion and connecting communities. Additionally, a recent incident in California raised questions about the legal liability of autonomous vehicles in the event of traffic violations.

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