"Self-Driving Cars Take a Step Forward in the Netherlands: Dutch Vehicle Authority Gives Green Light to Supervised Software. In a major breakthrough for the autonomous vehicle industry, the Dutch vehicle authority has approved software for driving on both highways and city streets, paving the way for widespread adoption of semi-autonomous vehicles in the country. The approved technology, known as supervised software, allows cars to take control of driving tasks while a human driver remains in the loop, ensuring safety and regulatory compliance. The Netherlands is now set to push for EU-wide authentication, which could unlock the technology's potential across the European Union, revolutionizing the way people travel and transforming urban mobility."
Driving Supervised software was approved by the Dutch vehicle authority for highways and city streets. The Netherlands will now pursue EU-wide authentication for the technology, which differs from the ...
