Autonomous vehicles in Minnesota must comply with safety and operational regulations.
The bill regulates autonomous vehicles in Minnesota by requiring inspections, defining operational terms, and setting safety standards. Autonomous vehicles must be inspected before service and annually thereafter, with documentation kept for three years. They must achieve a minimal risk condition if the automated driving system fails. Owners must maintain financial responsibility and adhere to traffic laws. On-demand autonomous vehicle networks must follow specific rules, including not accepting traditional street hails and providing riders with detailed electronic receipts.
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