Minnesota SF4010 regulates autonomous vehicles, preempts local ordinances, and sets financial responsibility requirements.
Minnesota SF4010 establishes regulations for autonomous vehicles, preempting local ordinances that conflict with state law. Local entities cannot impose additional requirements or fees specific to autonomous vehicles. The bill mandates that autonomous vehicles meet certain conditions, such as achieving a minimal risk condition if the automated driving system fails. It also requires proof of financial responsibility and sets standards for on-demand autonomous vehicle networks, including fare disclosure and wheelchair accessibility.
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