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JapanJapan considers standards for self-driving cars without steering wheels
Japan is evaluating and developing standards for the operation of self-driving cars that do not require a steering wheel.
Background
Japan is a global leader in automotive technology, with major manufacturers investing heavily in autonomous vehicle development. The government is actively involved in shaping regulations to integrate these advanced technologies safely into society, balancing innovation with public safety and infrastructure needs.
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Japan weighs standards for self-driving cars without steering wheels
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News outlets are reporting factually on Japan's consideration of new standards for advanced autonomous vehicles.
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