Back in August , The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ( IEEE ) hosted a roundtable discussion on the future and practicality of driverless vehicles . The discussion brought together five industry experts from disciplines including driverless vehicle technology , policy / regulations and law , to discuss the most pressing issues facing autonomous adoption . The consensus among the experts was that driverless vehicles would reach widespread adoption by 2020 , however the panellists made it clear that there are still a few issues , such as who would be made responsible in the event of an accident , that need to be addressed before that can happen .
Back in August, The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) hosted a roundtable discussion on the future and practicality of driverless vehicles. The discussion brought together five industry experts from disciplines including driverless vehicle technology, policy/regulations and law, to review the most pressing issues facing autonomous adoption. The consensus among the experts was that driverless technology would reach widespread adoption by 2030, however the panellists made it clear that there are still a few considerations, such as who would be made responsible in the event of an accident, that need to be addressed before that can happen.