As with any new technology, there are the complications of making it safe, usable and relevant to the marketplace. And we’re seeing those early growing pains with connected, autonomous, ride sharing and electric vehicles. It’s a difficult process to pioneer technological advancements, especially in the automobile, which has become a personal icon for so many in the world. Not the least of these pains is how to regulate these new mobility technologies, with safety being the foremost driver. With the U.S., Europe and other governments currently involved in researching the best environmental considerations for the impending post-2025 vehicle emissions regulations, the need to future-proof those regulations for a new dynamic in vehicle use and ownership is not only imperative; it’s logical. There’s a way to do that: Life Cycle Assessment. Read more about it in our article on this important topic >>>