Florida H1469 establishes safety standards for autonomous vehicles, including the need for human operators and minimal risk conditions.

Florida H1469 mandates that autonomous vehicles registered in the state must meet federal safety standards and comply with state traffic laws. If the vehicle is not fully autonomous, it must have a system to alert a licensed human operator in case of automated driving system failure. The operator must then take control or achieve a minimal risk condition. Fully autonomous vehicles must also achieve a minimal risk condition if the automated driving system fails.

Florida H1469 establishes safety standards for autonomous vehicles, including the need for human operators and minimal risk conditions.

Florida H1469 mandates that autonomous vehicles registered in the state must meet federal safety standards and comply with state traffic laws. If the vehicle is not fully autonomous, it must have a system to alert a licensed human operator in case of automated driving system failure. The operator must then take control or achieve a minimal risk condition. Fully autonomous vehicles must also achieve a minimal risk condition if the automated driving system fails.