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AUTONOMOUS DRIVINGCHALLENGES FOR ENFORCEMENT

AUTONOMOUS DRIVINGCHALLENGES FOR ENFORCEMENT

INTRODUCTION

APPLICATION WITH THE POLICE

MISUSE

SAFETY & SECURITY

CONCLUSIONS

Remote access by the policeOut-of-control cars or cars with uncooperative passengers could be

stopped through remote access.

Preservation of evidenceThe enormous amounts of data, arising in autonomous vehicles, could be

used for law enforcement.

Unjustified stopping of vehiclesFollowing offences like robbery or theft

Data theftWhereabouts, movement profile

Spread of malwareVia communication links like Wi-Fi or Car-To-X

Misuse of the vehicle as a weaponAgainst passengers or pedestrians

Remote access

Airbag triggering when driving

Blockage of the airbag in case of an accident

Passenger kidnapping

Transfer of explosives to the point of attackDriver does not have to be in the car

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TRANSPORT REGULATION

CRIME PREVENTION

Sensitisation of the legislationPossibilities for misuse must be considered for legislation

Sensitisation of the policeDefinition “safe area“

Competence development among the police

Paulo GomesTenente-Coronel