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Driverless taxis in prospect for UK by spring 2026 under 'accelerated' rulebook

( June 11, 2025, 09:34 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Fully driverless taxis in the UK could be licensed take paying passengers from spring next year, according to a statement by junior transport minister Lilian Greenwood to lawmakers today intended to update them on implementation of the Automated Vehicles Act 2024. The UK government is accelerating the introduction of "automated passenger services" regulations, subject to the outcome of a consultation due this summer. The ministry expects the new regulations to build businesses' regulatory confidence to invest in and test the technologies in the UK. The government will also consult on protecting marketing terms for automated vehicles and calls for evidence of safety principles.Statement follows:...

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