Autonomous vehicle systems are nowadays, from a technical point of view, ready for standard operation. More and more cities are trialing the use of automated vehicles in public transportation to expand local transport offerings. However, the large-scale rollout of autonomous mobility still faces a number of challenges. How can individual projects be transformed into robust, economically viable applications? How can autonomous systems be put into operation in a legally compliant manner? Which standards apply across Europe, and where do national regulations differ?
On September 2 and 3, 2026, in Hamburg, the Lex Mobilis Congress will bring together experts from regulatory agencies, industry, municipal utilities, law firms, mobility operators, associations, and research institutions for the first time to address these questions and jointly develop workable solutions for autonomous mobility in Europe.