Kiwis Embrace Hands-Off Approach to Driverless Cars

More Kiwis are taking a 'hands off' approach with self-driving cars. While driverless vehicles are legal in New Zealand, they must operate under human supervision.

The trend indicates a growing comfort with autonomous technology among New Zealanders. Many drivers are beginning to rely on the capabilities of vehicles equipped with self-driving features.

Regulations require that a human remains in control and supervises the vehicle during operation. This mix of automation and human oversight aims to ensure safety while adapting to new technology.

As technology evolves, the acceptance and use of self-driving cars may continue to rise. This shift reflects broader global trends regarding how people view and interact with autonomous vehicles.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.