Texas SB2425 regulates automated motor vehicles, creating a criminal offense for violations.
Texas SB2425 establishes regulations for automated motor vehicles, including defining terms like "automated driving system" and "automated motor vehicle." It mandates authorization for operating such vehicles without a human driver and outlines procedures for the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles to suspend or cancel this authorization. The bill also prohibits state agencies and political subdivisions from imposing discriminatory regulations on automated vehicles. It creates a Class B misdemeanor for operating an automated motor vehicle in violation of the specified requirements.
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