Minneapolis driverless car ordinance would require human monitors
Summary
Minneapolis is considering a new rule that would make companies running driverless cars put a paid safety monitor in the driver’s seat of each vehicle. This person would watch the car to help if something goes wrong.Key Facts
- The city of Minneapolis wants to regulate autonomous (driverless) vehicles.
- The rule requires a human safety monitor inside the car at all times.
- The safety monitor must be paid by the autonomous vehicle company.
- The monitor’s job is to watch the car’s operation and intervene if needed.
- The goal is to improve safety for passengers and others on the road.
- This applies to all driverless cars operating in Minneapolis.
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