France Opens Roads to Delivery Robots, But Imposes Strict Rule
France has become the first European country to establish a legal framework for autonomous delivery robots, with a decree published on August 7 by the Ministry of Transport allowing the approval of fully electric robots for local delivery. However, this progress comes with strict conditions imposed on their use.
France has given the green light to delivery robots, becoming the first European country to set up a legal framework for autonomous vehicles. On August 7, a decree published by the Ministry of Transport authorizes the approval of 100% electric robots dedicated to local delivery. However, this advancement is accompanied by a strict rule, as the decree imposes stringent conditions on their operation, ensuring they comply with safety and regulatory standards.
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