Montana SB67 allows autonomous vehicles on public highways with safety and predictability in mind.
Montana SB67, known as the Montana Autonomous Vehicle Act, permits the use of autonomous vehicles on state highways. It aims to ensure safety, predictability, and integration with existing laws. Partially autonomous vehicles can be used if the driver has a valid license. Fully autonomous vehicles require a fallback ready user. The Department of Transportation has rulemaking authority to limit use during dangerous conditions. The act is effective October 1, 2025.
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