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JapanJapan considers regulations for self-driving cars without steering wheels
Japan is reportedly weighing new standards for autonomous vehicles that do not feature traditional steering wheels, according to Nikkei.
Background
Japan is a global leader in automotive technology, with major manufacturers investing heavily in autonomous driving. The government has been actively promoting innovation in this sector while also addressing safety and regulatory frameworks for emerging vehicle technologies.
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Japan weighs standards for self-driving cars without steering wheels
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Japan is in the process of evaluating standards for self-driving cars lacking steering wheels.
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