LAW ON ROAD TRAFFIC SAFETY (SELF-DRIVING CARS)
Lietuvos Respublikos saugaus eismo automobilių keliais įstatymas
Start date :2017
End date :
Name of responsible governmental body :
- Ministry of Transport and Communication (MoTC;Lietuvos Respublikos susisiekimo ministerija)
Description :
- Lithuania adopted a law that allows operation of self-driving cars without a driver being present.
Objectives:
- To encourage autonomous vehicles to come to Lithuania and be tested in Lithuania.
OECD AI principle adressed:
- Robustness, security and safety
- Providing an enabling policy environment for AI
Relevant policy area covered:
- N.A
Related to a theme:
Estimated budget expenditure (range per year):
- Not applicable
Background including shifts in the policy initiative:
- N.A
Policy initiative is a structural reform:
- No
Evaluated:
- No
Link to evaluation or reports:
- N.A
Funding from the private sector:
- No
Type of evaluation:
- N.A
Evaluation provides input to:
- N.A
Evaluation performed by:
- N.A
Policy instruments :
Emerging AI-related regulation
- Type : Emerging AI-related regulation
- Name in English :
- Country : Lithuania
- Role of government : Risk mitigation (e.g. consumer and social protection)
- Challenge(s) addressed : Risks to human safety (e.g. prevention of physical and mental harm)
- Type(s) of regulation : Formal domestic law or regulation
- Regulatory approach : Technology-based regulation (e.g. moratoria, bans, standards of use)
- Level of governance : National
- Approach to monitor compliance : The regulator develops and maintains technologies for data collection, transmission and/or analytics to monitor compliance
Emerging AI-related regulation
- Type : Emerging AI-related regulation
- Name in English :
- Country : Lithuania
Last updated : Jul 25, 2024
