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Concerns over change to the Highway Code that will allow drivers to watch television when a vehicle is in ‘automated mode’

Signs warning pedestrians not to wear headphones while crossing roads could be put up across the country amid increasing concerns about silent electric cars.

Proposed interim measures include making insurance companies liable for accidents in self-driving vehicles

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Motorists stuck in traffic jams will be able to watch TV or check their emails under new rules for self-driving cars. The Highway Code is set to be adapted for the cutting-edge new motor vehicle technology.

The Government will update the Highway Code to make clear clarify drivers’ responsibilities in self-driving vehicles.

Drivers will be able to watch built-in screens in self-driving cars but not use mobile phones.

The driving laws that you’re probably breaking without even realising during hot weather.