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Document Title | Identified priority topics for automated /connected vehicles only | ||||||||
Reference Number | WP.29-176-28 | ||||||||
Date |
19 Nov 2018
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Summary | Proposal for GRVA priorities pursuant to discussions among Contracting Parties during the week of the 176th (November 2018) WP.29 session. | ||||||||
Rulemaking Area(s) | Automated Driving, Software Updates Guidelines, and UN R156 SW Updates | ||||||||
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Related Documents | |||||||||
WP.29/2019/2 | Priority topics for automated and connected vehicles | ||||||||
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UNECE server | .pdf format | .xls format | |||||||
Excerpts from session reports related to this document | |||||||||
WP.29 | Session 176 | 12-16 Nov 2018 |
51. The Chair of GRVA introduced WP.29-176-28 which sets out the priority areas on which GRVA should focus. He explained that the document was based on WP.29-175-29 submitted jointly by Japan and the European Union. He reminded the World Forum of his consultation with the WP.29 delegations and explained that document WP.29-176-28 was an attempt to summarize the responses into strategic issues. He described several detailed topics such as cyber security and automated steering where discussions were well advanced but also mentioned ongoing discussions on the functional requirements of automated vehicles and consideration of a new approach to assessing their performance. He invited delegates to provide comments on his proposed list by mid-December 2018. 52. The representative of the Netherlands noted that WP.29-176-28 did not provide a general framework but that it specifically addressed GRVA activities. The Chair of WP.29 confirmed that the framework does indeed contain activities beyond those of GRVA. |
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