Interpretation of EU Regulation 2022/1426 on the Type Approval of Automated Driving Systems

Contribution
The report combines technical interpretation of the regulation with examples and material in six annexes. It supports examination of how general requirements are applied in approval.

Technical interpretation from 2024; later amendments to the regulation must be considered when applying it.

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Abstract and bibliographic record from the JRC publisher. Basis checked: 7 September 2026. The contribution is a ROAT editorial summary.

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DOI: 10.2760/86028 ↗

Legal state as of: Not recorded
Last source check: 2026-08-26
Verification scope: Verification scope is not recorded. A catalogue check date does not establish a complete review of the legal position.

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Record provenance: Published source library
Organisation: Biagio Ciuffo; Riccardo Donà; Maria Cristina Galassi; Walter Giannotti; Calogero Sollima; Fulvio Terzuoli; Sandor Vass
Jurisdiction: European Union
Publication date: 2024-02-23
Legal status: Not applicable
Summary: European Commission Joint Research Centre report providing technical interpretation and implementation support for Regulation (EU) 2022/1426 on ADS type approval. It explains regulatory and technical aspects of the EU framework and supports manufacturers, technical services and approval authorities in applying automated-driving-system requirements consistently.
Význam: The report translates binding EU ADS requirements into regulator-facing assessment practice and is particularly valuable for safety-case review, testing methodology and interpretation of approval evidence.
Citation: European Commission: Joint Research Centre, Ciuffo, B. et al., Interpretation of EU Regulation 2022/1426 on the Type Approval of Automated Driving Systems, JRC136417, Publications Office of the European Union, 2024, DOI 10.2760/86028.
Recorded review date: 2026-08-26
Official source: https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2760/86028

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