The imminent introduction of automated vehicles presents manufacturers, authorities, and potential users with a variety of legal challenges and raises numerous questions of doubt: For example, would standards of approval and behavioral law need to be mandatorily changed? Are liability or insurance law implications to be expected? How can accidents be investigated in the future? To ensure that the law does not become a hindrance to the future technology of automated driving, legal science must provide suitable solutions early on. This volume places the legal issues in a technical context and includes discussion contributions on all essential legal aspects. Renowned experts explain questions related to constitutional law, approval law, liability and insurance law, as well as provider liability, storage of accident data, and safety evidence.