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China proposes new rules for Level 2 driver assist systems, requiring hand/gaze detection, system disablement after misuse, and data recording for safety.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has released a draft national standard for Level 2 driver assistance systems, mandating clear operational conditions and driver monitoring to enhance safety.
The rules require systems to detect both hands-off and gaze-off, and disable the system for at least 30 minutes after repeated disengagements or risk mitigation events.
The standard strengthens automaker responsibilities, includes in-vehicle data recording for accident investigations, and aligns with international norms while reflecting China’s unique traffic and industry conditions.
The draft is open for public comment, with revisions expected based on feedback.
China propone nuevas reglas para los sistemas de asistencia al conductor de Nivel 2, que requieren la detección de manos y miradas, la desactivación del sistema después de un uso indebido y el registro de datos para la seguridad.