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Transport for London (TfL) is responsible for regulating private hire vehicles, including taxis and minicabs, across the capital. Granting Wayve these licences means TfL has assessed their self-driving technology and deemed it safe enough to operate on London roads, albeit with a human safety driver for now.
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