Intelligent Transport Systems: Problems of Defining the Civil Law Regime

Abstract

Intelligent transport systems (ITS) combine modern information, communication and telematics technologies, are designed for automated search and adoption of effective scenarios for managing a transport complex, a specific vehicle or a group of them. The intelligent transport system has a complex composition, a multi-level structure, while ITS work is based on processing large amounts of information in real time. In this regard, the intelligent transport system, according to its characteristics, falls more under the definition of a complex result of intellectual activity. However, if we consider ITS as an information system, then the latter also includes technical means, which include equipment, devices, devices, etc., necessary for storing and processing information. Today, the legal regime of ITS is not clearly defined, although work is already underway on their implementation and further development, in connection with which the solution of this issue is relevant, including in connection with the need to determine the structure of contractual relations, as well as the responsibility of participants arising from ITS or in connection with its use of legal relations.