Nevada SB395 revises autonomous vehicle regulations, requiring a human operator for certain vehicles.
Nevada SB395 amends existing law to require a human operator for autonomous vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating or combined gross vehicle weight rating exceeding 26,000 pounds or with more than two axles and capable of transporting eight passengers or more. The operator must hold a commercial driver’s license and be trained in operating and shutting off the vehicle. The bill also allows fully autonomous vehicles to be tested or operated without a human operator if they meet specific requirements.
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