<p>According to research by Dentons, autonomous vehicle development is accelerating, prompting several countries' governments to pass rules and regulations governing the technology. Regulations that are intended to address the new-wave cars' safety, privacy, liability, and security concerns.<br />
Despite the fact that autonomous cars have yet to be deployed in large numbers, many countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, etc. have begun government-level discussions about them.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The United Kingdom has stated about allowing self-driving vehicles on British roads by the end of 2021. Motorists will be able to legally permit their vehicles to self-drive on the British highways at a slow speed.<br />
Drivers will soon be able to watch a movie and read a newspaper while in slow-moving traffic, thanks to the Automatic Lane-Keeping System (ALKS) technology, which allows vehicles to drive itself in a single lane with a speed limit of 60km/hr while also allowing the driver to regain control quickly and safely. The technology also has the potential to enhance road safety by eliminating human error, which is responsible for approximately 85% of all crashes.&nbsp;</p>
