Continental aims to have partially automated driving systems — mainly geared toward low-speed, start-and-stop traffic, and accident avoidance — available to its by automaker customers by 2016. And between 2020 and 2025, Degenhard says that, “fully automated driving, even at higher speeds and in more complex driving situations, [will be] ready for production by 2020 or 2025.”

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