The Know Before You Drive Act mandates clear disclosures about partially automated vehicles' capabilities and limitations.
The Know Before You Drive Act requires manufacturers to provide clear and conspicuous notices to purchasers of partially automated vehicles, detailing the vehicle's features and operational limitations. This includes information on the system's subtasks, required driver supervision, operational conditions, and any additional service fees. The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general are authorized to enforce these requirements, with the Secretary of Transportation tasked with issuing regulations to implement these labeling requirements.
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