A Safety Project Launched For Self-Driving Cars

The scientists and experts from the University of Surrey has started a new plan to make the self-driving cars journey more safe and secure.

Interior view of a self-driving car

They named this safety project Massdrive, this project is set to revolutionize the approval and certification process for autonomous vehicles, ensuring their safety and reliability as they hit the roads.

Professor Saber Fallah a key figure in the project, says they want to work together with car makers, rule setters, teachers, government people, and local communities.

Following government announcement last November they’re making new rules for self-driving cars in the UK. Massdrive has taken on the crucial task of developing rigorous safety testing protocols for self-driving vehicles.

Mr. Fallah, highlighted the initiative’s goal of fostering open dialogue and knowledge sharing among scientists, regulators, and the public to address safety concerns associated with autonomous driving.

“Our main goal is to make sure these cars are safe,” -Professor Saber.

“We’re going to talk a lot, have meetings, and share ideas to make sure the smart systems in the cars are trustworthy.”

Professor Saber Fallah

Massdrive represents a joint effort between the University of Surrey, the University of the West of England, and the University of Bristol, with funding provided by Innovate UK.

While the world is busy in search of new technology and in its improvement. Good people like Professor Saber Fallah and University of Surrey members taking ways to make it safe for mankind. What do you think about the Massdrive project? Let others know your thoughts about this achievement of the University of Suerry in the comment section below.