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ARTICLE · 06 NOVEMBER 2018

The Sensor: Automotive And Insurance Industries Consider Hot Issues Faced By The Autonomous Vehicle Sector

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On September 17, 2018, the Canadian Automobile Insurance Rate Regulators Association hosted the "Preparing for and Insuring Tomorrow's Mobility Summit" in Calgary, Alberta (the "Summit")

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On September 17, 2018, the Canadian Automobile Insurance Rate Regulators Association hosted the "Preparing for and Insuring Tomorrow's Mobility Summit" in Calgary, Alberta (the "Summit"). The event brought together speakers from regulatory agencies and stakeholders from the automotive and insurance industries to discuss various technological and regulatory issues related to the use and regulation of fully autonomous vehicles in Canada. This article summarizes some of the issues and viewpoints raised by speakers and participants in this industry forum.

The Status of Autonomous Vehicle Technology

It is clear that autonomous vehicle availability is on the horizon. There was discussion at the Summit that with the adoption of autonomous vehicles, society's views and values regarding the use and ownership of vehicles, and of transportation generally, will change.

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