Wird man wenn völlig autonom fahrende Autos zugelassen werden dafür noch einen Führerschein brauchen?

oder würde da eine technische Beratung exakt für den Autotyp reichen. Evtl. insg. 4 Stunden. Die das dann bestätigt in irgend einem Schein. Dein Schein also nur zum Führen dieses einen Modells dann gültig wäre.

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Bomberos911
2 years ago

If there are truly autonomous vehicles that reliably master any situation in the traffic, without human intervention, no driving licence will be required.

Rassler38
2 years ago

Very likely yes. There will always be a person who can intervene.

It has a lot to do with ethics. That’s why I think I’m going a lot.

Bomberos911
2 years ago
Reply to  Rassler38

Then it wouldn’t be completely autonomous.

Anonym877354
2 years ago

Whether you need a driver’s license in the future to use fully autonomous driving cars is still unclear. There are currently no clear rules or regulations that state whether a driving licence will be required to drive a completely autonomous driving car.

Some experts believe that a driving licence may no longer be required in the future, as the technology of autonomous cars will be so advanced that it can safely master almost any kind of road situation. However, others believe that a driving licence will continue to be required to ensure that the drivers are still able to take the car manually in case of emergency.

It is important to note that the regulation of autonomous cars is still in the beginnings and it will take several years to be fully approved and available. It is therefore difficult to predict how the rules and regulations for the use of autonomous cars will look in the future.

Tellensohn
2 years ago

Salmon

If a car were completely autonomous, it is like taxi (riding) or railing. Only for the operation of the entertainment system and the target input does it not need a ticket.

However, this is certainly still very long. The technology currently only ensures assistance. There are legal problems, because who is responsible if something happens. The car manufacturer, the software developer, a state insurance or the vehicle owner?

Tellenone

SevenOfNein
2 years ago

No, whatever. Probably they don’t even have a steering wheel.

SevenOfNein
2 years ago

Well, that’s how man is the biggest danger and trouble factor when driving.

Schurschi1510
2 years ago
Reply to  SevenOfNein

But that would be very impractical if you had to arrange in or to your own garage. Where I live, I would have to paint the whole farm asphalted and corresponding strips in the case. Otherwise the car would be absolutely overwhelmed.

ProxiCent
2 years ago

At present, the driver should continue to be responsible for driving autonomous cars when an accident occurs 😀

ProxiCent
2 years ago

Right. It’s just nonsense. But neither vehicle manufacturers nor the state want to pay for the damage to the such great autonomous vehicles.

ProxiCent
2 years ago

Unrealistic, there won’t be. Much too expensive in implementation and the charging losses are extreme, that is not worth it.

What would the state have?

  • Batteries are expensive. The state is 19% on sale
  • Induction coils are expensive, the state costs a lot of money and takes decades.
ProxiCent
2 years ago

At the latest, I guess I won’t be able to drive 260 km/h. But good, you have the right to Oldtimer in D. Still. Once again, I ordered a beautiful burner, he must now hold as a second car 🙂

ProxiCent
2 years ago

Maybe there are cars only in the subscription, instead of insurance, an expensive autonomous subscription fee is due, which pays the damage. Just when parking, thousands of rims are scratched, per day.

will be nicely expensive then