Russian Federation
The article defines the circle of persons interested and involved in the withdrawal of highly automated vehicles on public roads in Russia, their rights and obligations. Based on the analysis of regulatory and legal documentation, an algorithm for the withdrawal of a copy/batch of a highly automated vehicle by a potential owner is presented; the formulation and definition of the problem of informing users about innovative solutions in the field of unmanned transportation is performed and proposed a solution to the problem of distrust.
highly automated vehicle, automated system, experimental legal regime, trust
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