Arizona SB1417 regulates the operation of autonomous vehicles, requiring safety measures, data retention, and performance tests.
Arizona SB1417 establishes regulations for the operation of autonomous vehicles, ensuring safety and data transparency. The bill mandates that autonomous vehicles must be equipped with an automated driving system and operated with a licensed human driver capable of resuming control. It requires manufacturers or operators to submit operational design domains and service areas for approval, including maps, speed capabilities, and weather tolerances. The bill also mandates continuous recording of operational data for at least twelve months and requires quarterly safety performance reports.
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