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This paper discusses the legal issues with autonomous civil vehicles, focusing on the implementation of autonomous cars in daily life. The paper compares legal cases from semi-autonomous systems with potential issues in autonomous cars, discusses different legislations presently regulation the use of autonomous cars, and highlights potential issues with privacy and data protection. The paper is merely a suggestion and indication of the potential uses, but also the misuses of a technology with the power to create a safer and more efficient infrastructure.

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The Author is a Graduate of Bond University, Australia, with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, and a Master´s Degree in World Society and Global Governance from the University of Lucerne, Switzerland. The Author has held various positions in Institutes in China, Malaysia, Germany and Switzerland.

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