Texas HB5426 regulates the operation of automated motor vehicles, requiring permits and defining automation levels.
Texas HB5426 establishes regulations for automated motor vehicles, including defining "automated driving system," "automated motor vehicle," and "human operator." It mandates that the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation issue permits for operating these vehicles without a human operator. Eligibility for a permit requires testing the automated driving system on public roadways with a human operator for at least three years. The bill also defines "Level 4 automation" and "Level 5 automation" based on the Society of Automotive Engineers International Standard J3016.
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