Document presents research on Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs) for continuous monitoring and evaluation of Automated Driving Systems safety. Leading indicators anticipate outcomes through metrics including time-based, distance-based, probability-based and deceleration-based measures; lagging indicators confirm outcomes after occurrence such as crashes and injuries. Analysis of 21 datasets identified SHRP2 as primary source with 1402 crashes and 5262 near-crashes. Performance evaluation using Distance Headway and Time-to-Collision achieved Area Under the Curve close to 0.9 distinguishing crashes and near-crashes from normal driving. Main bottleneck identified is data quality and scarcity of reliable safety event labels.
Japan presents a proposed approach to address regulatory provisions for end-to-end (E2E) automated driving systems. E2E technology uses a single AI model to perform the entire driving task from perception to decision-making. While E2E systems offer benefits including flexible responses to traffic situations and reduced deployment costs through lower dependence on high-definition maps, concerns exist regarding their black-box nature, including limited visibility into decision-making processes, challenges with reproducibility, and difficulties with root cause analysis in accident investigations. The proposed approach involves three steps: identifying key issues related to E2E automated driving, discussing and organizing identified issues including possible E2E-specific requirements, and considering concrete amendment of provisions based on conclusions reached.
Session agenda for the 100th meeting of the Electric Vehicles and the Environment Informal Working Group on 13 October 2026. The agenda covers status reports and presentations on UN GTR 22, UN GTR 21, and UN GTR 25, with discussion of Euro 7 review clause, readiness monitoring, and regulatory topics including MPRs, energy throughput, and Part C virtual distance verification.
Draft agenda for the 76th EPPR Informal Working Group Meeting on Environmental and Propulsion Performance Requirements of L-category vehicles, scheduled for 13 October 2026. The agenda covers adoption of the previous meeting’s report, transposition of UN-GTR 2 into UN Regulation 40 with feedback from multiple countries, information exchange on maximum power determination for two-wheelers, battery electric vehicle range determination standardization, deterioration factors in GTR 23, and other business items.
Proposal to amend para. 0. to extend application to vehicles of category Y, amend para. 1.4. to exclude category Y vehicles and certain category N₁ vehicles, add definitions and clarifications for category Y vehicles in paras. 2.8., 2.22., 2.29., 2.32., 2.44., and 2.45., and replace wording in para. 5.3.1.2. concerning Automated Driving System activation and delete footnote 9.
Draft report of the 75th meeting of the EPPR informal working group on environmental and propulsion performance requirements of L-category vehicles. The group adopted the previous meeting’s report and agenda. A Task Force was established to continue the transposition of UN-GTR 2 into UN-Regulation 40, with the first meeting scheduled for 9 October 2026. The group exchanged information on maximum power determination for two-wheelers, battery electric vehicle range determination standardization using SAE J2982 and Chinese standard GB/T 24157-2017, and deterioration factors in GTR 23 on durability. Subsequent EPPR meetings and Task Force sessions are scheduled through June 2027.
Provisional agenda for the twelfth meeting of the IWG on EV/HFCV-RS to be held on 28 September 2026. The agenda covers adoption of the agenda, approval of minutes from the previous meeting, coordination and organization of work, power determination and battery range, UN draft documents, and any other business, with the next meeting scheduled for 8 October 2026.
Document presents candidate amendments for ADS Regulation Phase 2 addressing Safety Management System and in-service monitoring and reporting. Proposes: