Technical articles · 2025.06.12
Edith Holland on organizational safety and public acceptance
Interview mit Edith Holland – »Safety ist ein Schlüsselaspekt für die öffentliche Akzeptanz des automatisierten Fahrens«
Overview
In Hans-Thomas Hengl's interview, Edith Holland describes holistic safety as more than adding requirements from functional safety, SOTIF and other disciplines. She argues for a commitment embedded from the start across organizations, with safety processes and management adapted to how an organization works, as part of public acceptance of automated driving.
Publication and version information
The source records posting on 2025-06-12 and modification on 2026-08-12; the update date is not an exact revision identifier. Hengl is the interviewer/writer; Holland is the interviewee. Her HORIBA MIRA role and standards experience are source descriptions, not independently verified current appointments. This interview does not measure safety-process efficacy or public acceptance.