<ul><li>The UK government has delayed the approval of fully self-driving vehicles to the second half of 2027, citing safety concerns and regulatory challenges.</li><li>While current UK regulations allow limited self-driving technology with a human driver present, companies like Uber are ready to deploy more advanced autonomous systems.</li><li>Public apprehension, recent incidents with robotaxis in other countries, and practical challenges like insurance and liability issues contribute to the UK government's cautious approach.</li><li>The government sees potential in a thriving self-driving sector, projected to create a £42 billion industry and 38,000 jobs by 2035, but also acknowledges concerns about job losses for professional drivers.</li></ul>

UK government pushes self-driving car rollout to 2027, citing safety concerns

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