Highway Code updated for self-driving vehicles as education concerns persist
The government has confirmed changes to the Highway Code to ensure the first self-driving vehicles are introduced safely on roads.
On 20 April the government confirmed planned changes to the Highway Code to pave the way for more efficient and safer travel.
Drivers will then be able to experience the benefits of the first
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