Road Regulation
In the coming decades, fully autonomous vehicles are set to take over the mainstream. A 2017 study released by Intel predicted that, by 2050, autonomous vehicles will represent a $7tn revenue stream worldwide. Allied Market Research projects the autonomous vehicle market to grow worldwide from $54.23bn in 2019 to $556.67bn in 2026 – suggesting that the developed world is speeding toward ubiquitous adoption of autonomous vehicles.
The signs are already there: Tesla’s driver-assistance software, Autopilot, is inching closer to true autonomy all the time; in 2019, the United Kingdom government announced its intention to have fully driverless cars on British roads by 2021; and Uber has been testing self-driving cars in the US since 2016.
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