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ARTICLE · 15 MAY 2024

Wheels in motion: Australia's road to regulating automated vehicles

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Unpacks recent consultation paper, which seeks public opinion on the development of a holistic framework for automated vehicles.

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The automotive industry in Australia is undergoing a significant transformation, with reforms paving the way for the widespread adoption of automated vehicles.

These changes will impact, and create investment opportunities for, domestic and international operators in the automotive industry, from vehicle importation and infrastructure development to software sales, AI adoption and data analytics.

In this article, we unpack the recent Australian Government consultation paper, which seeks public opinion on the development of a holistic framework for automated vehicles.

What are automated vehicles?

Fully automated vehicles (AV) (sometimes also called autonomous vehicles, self-driving vehicles or driverless vehicles) are vehicles that are capable of driving on a sustained basis without human input or attention, enabled by an automated driving system made up of hardware and software. While AVs for use on public roads are not yet available commercially in

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