China Wants Automakers To Stop Testing Self-Driving Cars In Public - The Autopian
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Technology in new cars is advancing at a faster pace than at any other point in my lifetime, and as a journalist, I have to work extra hard to keep up with everything. For regulators, this is an even more daunting challenge. Regulation is reactive and not proactive, which is true even in China, where […]
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Additionally, “car companies were asked to refrain from using words like ‘self-driving,’ ‘autonomous driving,’ ‘smart driving,’ ‘advanced smart driving,’ and instead use the term ‘combined assisted driving’ to avoid misleading consumers, according to the minutes of the [China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology] meeting.”