From: Mondaq
Article by Eric J. Tanenblatt, Sander Lurie and John R. Russell IV | Dentons
The chairmen of the House and Senate Energy and Commerce committees have begun sketching the basic contours of a new regulatory regime to govern the safe testing and operation of driverless cars, and last week the House held hearings on more than a dozen Republican-authored bills, including a suite of proposals to expand the number and period of safety waivers for the testing of more experimental cars on US roads.
All told, the House is currently weighing 14 bills related to autonomous vehicles. They include:
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