Texas launches complaint system for self-driving vehicle safety concerns
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Texas has established a formal system for residents to report safety complaints about self-driving commercial vehicles through the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles. This follows Senate Bill 2807, which expands state oversight of driverless cars operated by companies like Waymo, Tesla, Aurora, and Bot Auto. The new regulations went into effect recently, giving Texans a way to voice public safety concerns as autonomous vehicle technology becomes more common on state roads.
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Texas officials have established a system for reporting public safety concerns related to driverless vehicles operated by companies such as Waymo, Tesla, Aurora and Bot Auto.
Senate Bill 2807, which went into effect last week, expands the state's oversight of the growing driverless car market while giving Texas residents the opportunity to voice concerns.
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