Assessments of driving systems involve the use of scenarios. Automated Driving Systems especially rely on large ranges of scenarios. Therefore, GRVA initiated a series of workshops to discuss the increasing use of scenarios in the assessment of advanced driving technologies and develop recommendations, if any, relevant to the development and implementation of regulations under the 1958 and 1998 Agreements.
| Exchange of Scenario-Relevant Information: Proposal for a new informal group |
| Reference Number: GRVA-25-14 |
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Proposal to establish an informal working group on Exchange of scenario-relevant information (ESRI) as a subsidiary body of GRVA to develop procedures facilitating the sharing of DDT-relevant building blocks and knowledge from performance analyses and incident investigations, to structure such information to support scenario development and use, to propose means for managing and publicly sharing information in accordance with WP.29 procedures, and to provide recommendations for application and management, with outcomes to be presented within two years from approval to form the IWG by GRVA. |
| Meeting Sessions: 25th GRVA session (18-22 May) |
| Document date: 15 May 26 |
| Relevant to: WP.29 Discussion Topic | Information Sharing for Scenario-based Assessments |
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| Report of the GRVA workshop on scenarios |
| Reference Number: GRVA-25-15 |
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The workshop on scenarios discussed scenario-related information-sharing procedures and exchange, including to facilitate implementation of regulations using scenario-based assessments, develop administrative procedures to gather scenario-related information from CPs and NGOs, identify useful information to share, and clarify scenario use needs. At the same time, the workshop explicitly excluded activities such as creating a scenario catalogue and/or database, developing regulatory scenarios, and developing methodologies to create and derive scenarios for regulatory purposes. The group discussed whether scenarios work should operate as a dedicated working group under GRVA or as part of an existing group, considering resource constraints and the importance of supporting WP.29 activities like ADS and ADAS regulations. |
| Meeting Sessions: 25th GRVA session (18-22 May) |
| Document date: 15 May 26 |
| Relevant to: WP.29 Discussion Topic | Information Sharing for Scenario-based Assessments |
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| Information-sharing for scenario-based assessments (ISSA): Proposal for a new informal group |
| Reference Number: GRVA-24-13 |
| Submitted by: France |
| Meeting Sessions: 24th GRVA session (19-23 Jan) |
| Document date: 16 Jan 26 |
| Relevant to: WP.29 Discussion Topic | Information Sharing for Scenario-based Assessments |
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| Scenario-based assessments: Summary of the GRVA workshop held during 25–26 November 2025 |
| Reference Number: GRVA-24-15 |
| Submitted by: France |
| Meeting Sessions: 24th GRVA session (19-23 Jan) |
| Document date: 16 Jan 26 |
| Relevant to: WP.29 Discussion Topic | Information Sharing for Scenario-based Assessments |
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