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Who regulates self-driving cars?

The regulation of self-driving cars is a complex area, involving various government bodies. In the UK, the Department for Transport sets national policy, while local authorities like TfL handle specific licensing. As the technology evolves, new laws and regulations are constantly being developed to ensure safety and public trust.

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