Contact person
Jenny Lundahl
Senior forskare/Rättslig expert
Contact JennyThe Network Automated Driving (AD) Regulation aims to strengthen innovation capacity by bringing clarity to international, EU, and national regulations. This project aims to support companies to advance in the AD arena and offer the authorities valuable insights into how the industry interprets the existing and upcoming re
The project Network Automated Driving Regulations aims to strategically strengthen Sweden’s position in innovation and make Sweden an influential actor in AD policy and regulation development by, amongst other measures, raising the knowledge level of AD regulations among the actors. The project outcomes would positively impact the AD ecosystem by fostering faster technology development and making vehicles safer. In the long run, it will support new regulations and policy formation on the EU level, enabling technology and service development and making Sweden a more attractive market to international actors.
The working process is based on quarterly meetings to bring clarity to regulations for stakeholders (WP1 The Forum). Discussions are structured under four themes: 1) Practical interpretation of the current and new regulations, 2) Input to the upcoming international and 3) Swedish regulations, and 4) preparation for infrastructure adaptation. Besides, the project includes a separate work package to focus on research to ensure we have the knowledge required in the Forum (WP2 The Learning). We will study the cases raised at the meetings and follow up on the national and international AD regulation initiatives.
Quarterly Meeting RT1 18/09/2023 (pdf, 378.79 KB)
Quarterly Meeting RT2 12/12/2023 (pdf, 342.34 KB)
Quarterly Meeting RT3 03/19/2024 (pdf, 341.89 KB)
Quarterly Meeting RT4 06/11/2024 (pdf, 345.95 KB)
Network AD Regulations
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Västra Götaland Region
Coordinator
24 månader
3 896 000
Transportstyrelsen, Trafikverket, Statens väg- och transportforskningsinstitut, Applied Autonomy, Aptiv AB, Kognic, Nobina, Scania, Einride, Volvo Cars, Klimator, Mobility Sweden, Västtrafik