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Proposal to amend para. 8.1.5.1. (ADS UNR) of the audit of the safety policy guidance: Change “may state” to “states,” “may address” to “addresses,” and “may therefore describe” to “therefore describes.” The rationale states that using “may” in the interpretation paragraphs seems inappropriate for explaining regulatory intention, and present tense better suits these requirements.
This document presents the status of the Guidance and Interpretation document for UN Regulation and GTR ADS, submitted by the OPI on ISMR provisions. It outlines closed topics including clarification on EDR trigger for critical occurrence, confidentiality and publication of information, and guidance on short-term, periodic templates and SPIs. Ongoing work addresses guidance on occurrences with examples of situations and metrics for ADS operation outside its ODD, and guidance for development of scenarios derived from ISMR activities.
The 20th ADS informal working group session and 17th GRVA Workshop on Automated Driving Systems will meet during 27 April-1 May 2026. The session will address proposals to amend the draft Guidance and Interpretation Document covering definitions, performance of the DDT, scope, application for approval, general requirements, interactions between the ADS and its user(s), safety management systems, post-deployment safety, test environments, and certificate of compliance. Additional agenda items include further development of the GTR and UNR and consideration of next steps and future meetings.
Agenda for the 9th session of the informal group for side-impact dummy harmonization.
Presentation by the ISO task force working on harmonization of the 50th percentile male side-impact dummies.
Presentation by the technical evaluation group working on harmonization of the 5th percentile female side-impact dummy.
Update from Humanetics on the development of the 5Oth percentile side-impact dummy, the transition from Standard Build Level E to SBL F, and the current population of WorldSID 50th in use.
Humanetics presentation on WorldSID 5th percentile female sid-impact dummy improvement efforts.
Presentation on Korean side-impact test results using the WorldSID and ES2 dummies using the Advanced European Mobile Deformable Barrier (AE-MBD).
Update on the efforts to resolve remaining issues regarding the thoracic skeletal and soft tissue injury risk curves.
Presentation on testing and outcomes undertaken by the University of Virginia.
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