Forwarded by Subcommittee to Full Committee by the Yeas and Nays: 12 - 11.
Transportation and Public WorksComputers and information technologyPerformance measurementMotor vehiclesConsumer affairsProduct safety and qualityComputer security and identity theftTransportation safety and securityTechnology assessmentRoads and highwaysHybrid, electric, and advanced technology vehicles
Why This Matters
This bill creates new safety standards for self-driving cars and encourages their testing on the roads. It aims to make these vehicles safer and support the growth of the self-driving car industry in the U.S.
If you drive or ride in self-driving cars, this bill could lead to safer and more reliable vehicles on the road.
Who this affects
Drivers of self-driving vehicles · Passengers of self-driving vehicles · Automotive industry workers
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill updates safety rules for vehicles with automated driving systems.
2It defines different levels of automation for self-driving cars.
3The bill aims to improve road safety and encourage testing of these vehicles.
4It also seeks to protect the security of connected vehicles.
5The goal is to maintain U.S. leadership in the self-driving car industry.
