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ARTICLE · 04 MARCH 2020

Review On Autonomous Car Accidents Under Turkish Law

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"Autonomy" means a unit that can guide itself without human control. The base of autonomous cars are comparatively old technologies such as ABS and ESP.

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"Autonomy" means a unit that can guide itself without human control. The base of autonomous cars are comparatively old technologies such as ABS and ESP. These systems are activated automatically in case of dangerous situations and provide driving assistance. Developments on these systems form the first steps of autonomous car technology but it should also be noted that one aspect of autonomous cars is related to artificial intelligence and robotics development.1

European Commission states in the communication to the European Parliament dated 17.05.2018 that automation should be evaluated under 6 levels.2

  1. Zero autonomy – Driver Only: the driver performs all driving tasks.
  2. Vehicle is controlled by the driver, but there are some driving assist features.

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