California AB2015 mandates a study on the impact of third-party navigation apps on state and local traffic networks.

California AB2015 requires the Department of Transportation to conduct a pilot study on the effects of third-party navigation applications on state highways and local streets. The study will analyze congestion displacement, emergency response times, local infrastructure impact, and safety metrics. The department must submit a report with policy recommendations by January 1, 2029. Recommendations may include data-sharing requirements, frameworks for respecting local traffic ordinances, and technological standards for safety and emissions reductions.

California AB2015 mandates a study on the impact of third-party navigation apps on state and local traffic networks.

California AB2015 requires the Department of Transportation to conduct a pilot study on the effects of third-party navigation applications on state highways and local streets. The study will analyze congestion displacement, emergency response times, local infrastructure impact, and safety metrics. The department must submit a report with policy recommendations by January 1, 2029. Recommendations may include data-sharing requirements, frameworks for respecting local traffic ordinances, and technological standards for safety and emissions reductions.