Investigate Potential Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) Liability Issues Within TxDOT [Project Summary]

Stoeltje, Gretchen; Hwang, Billy; Hansen, Todd; Geiselbrecht, Tina; Steadman, Max; Texas A&M Transportation Institute

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Investigate Potential Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) Liability Issues Within TxDOT [Project Summary]

2023-07-31
By Stoeltje, Gretchen ; Hwang, Billy ; Hansen, Todd ; ...

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Stoeltje, Gretchen ; Hwang, Billy ; Hansen, Todd ; Geiselbrecht, Tina ; Steadman, Max

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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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Texas. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office ; United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration

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Connected Vehicles Data Protection Defects Design Government Agencies Immunity (Law) Infrastructure Intelligent Vehicles Literature Reviews Privacy Technology Tort Liability
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Texas ; United States

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Project Summary Report
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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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This project is one of the first CAV research projects focused on liability issues from a state department of transportation perspective. The research team was a collaboration between the Texas A&M Transportation Institute and Stantec. Six research tasks were conducted to identify potential tort liability from the deployment of CAV technologies. A literature review was informed by the examination of 45 guidance, policy, research, and legal documents, including legally focused papers, statutes, and case law.
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urn:sha256:68ed144dcf164596aec28a22db0ae0a3296c6cb33ea95249c4897f35015cca51
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