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Mad Max, Poutine, and Motor Vehicle Liability: Who Is the “Driver” When the Car Drives Itself?

Sonia Leith, Neinstein LLP – July 2026 This past weekend, I found myself in a Tesla with my husband and our friends travelling along Highway 401 in self-driving mode. What began as a lighthearted conversation about how self-driving technology worked quickly turned into a very lawyerly discussion among four lawyers…