GRVA-25 agenda includes adoption of agenda; briefing on WP.29 March 2026 session highlights; resumption of Artificial Intelligence discussions; review of draft UN Global Technical Regulation and draft UN Regulation on Automated Driving Systems; resumption of UN Regulation No. 157 considerations regarding market introduction notification and remedial action upload to DETA database; consideration of Information Sharing for Scenario-Based Assessment informal working group proposal; briefing on cyber security and over-the-air issues; resumption of Driver-Control Assistance Systems, steering equipment, and Advanced Emergency Braking and Blind Spot Information Systems considerations; review of Electronic Stability Control and Electrical Transmission Braking Systems proposals; resumption of e-trailer approval amendments to UN Regulation No. 13; consideration of motorcycle braking and replacement braking parts proposals; briefing on national activities; status report on International Whole Vehicle Type Approval revision activities; resumption of connected and automated vehicles sustainability discussions; and adoption of proposed decisions list.

Monday 18 May 2026 will cover adoption of the agenda, highlights of the March 2026 WP.29 session, artificial intelligence in vehicles, and connected vehicles including cyber security, software updates, data protection, and data communication. Tuesday 19 May will address automated and autonomous connected vehicles, including IWG on ADS, GRVA workshops, EDR/DSSAD deliverables, and UN R157. Wednesday 20 May will cover driver control assistance systems, UN R79, acceleration control, emergency lane keeping, and advanced emergency braking. Thursday 21 May will address advanced driver assistance systems covering UN Regulations Nos. 13, 13-H, 139, 140 and UN GTR No. 8, motorcycle braking, and UN R90. Friday 22 May will cover revision 3 to the 1958 Agreement and other business.

GRVA-25 agenda includes adoption of agenda; briefing on WP.29 March 2026 session highlights; resumption of Artificial Intelligence discussions; review of draft UN Global Technical Regulation and draft UN Regulation on Automated Driving Systems; resumption of UN Regulation No. 157 considerations regarding market introduction notification and remedial action upload to DETA database; consideration of Information Sharing for Scenario-Based Assessment informal working group proposal; briefing on cyber security and over-the-air issues; resumption of Driver-Control Assistance Systems, steering equipment, and Advanced Emergency Braking and Blind Spot Information Systems considerations; review of Electronic Stability Control and Electrical Transmission Braking Systems proposals; resumption of e-trailer approval amendments to UN Regulation No. 13; consideration of motorcycle braking and replacement braking parts proposals; briefing on national activities; status report on International Whole Vehicle Type Approval revision activities; resumption of connected and automated vehicles sustainability discussions; and adoption of proposed decisions list.

Monday 18 May 2026 will cover adoption of the agenda, highlights of the March 2026 WP.29 session, artificial intelligence in vehicles, and connected vehicles including cyber security, software updates, data protection, and data communication. Tuesday 19 May will address automated and autonomous connected vehicles, including IWG on ADS, GRVA workshops, EDR/DSSAD deliverables, and UN R157. Wednesday 20 May will cover driver control assistance systems, UN R79, acceleration control, emergency lane keeping, and advanced emergency braking. Thursday 21 May will address advanced driver assistance systems covering UN Regulations Nos. 13, 13-H, 139, 140 and UN GTR No. 8, motorcycle braking, and UN R90. Friday 22 May will cover revision 3 to the 1958 Agreement and other business.

GRVA-25 agenda includes adoption of agenda; briefing on WP.29 March 2026 session highlights; resumption of Artificial Intelligence discussions; review of draft UN Global Technical Regulation and draft UN Regulation on Automated Driving Systems; resumption of UN Regulation No. 157 considerations regarding market introduction notification and remedial action upload to DETA database; consideration of Information Sharing for Scenario-Based Assessment informal working group proposal; briefing on cyber security and over-the-air issues; resumption of Driver-Control Assistance Systems, steering equipment, and Advanced Emergency Braking and Blind Spot Information Systems considerations; review of Electronic Stability Control and Electrical Transmission Braking Systems proposals; resumption of e-trailer approval amendments to UN Regulation No. 13; consideration of motorcycle braking and replacement braking parts proposals; briefing on national activities; status report on International Whole Vehicle Type Approval revision activities; resumption of connected and automated vehicles sustainability discussions; and adoption of proposed decisions list.

Monday 18 May 2026 will cover adoption of the agenda, highlights of the March 2026 WP.29 session, artificial intelligence in vehicles, and connected vehicles including cyber security, software updates, data protection, and data communication. Tuesday 19 May will address automated and autonomous connected vehicles, including IWG on ADS, GRVA workshops, EDR/DSSAD deliverables, and UN R157. Wednesday 20 May will cover driver control assistance systems, UN R79, acceleration control, emergency lane keeping, and advanced emergency braking. Thursday 21 May will address advanced driver assistance systems covering UN Regulations Nos. 13, 13-H, 139, 140 and UN GTR No. 8, motorcycle braking, and UN R90. Friday 22 May will cover revision 3 to the 1958 Agreement and other business.