Tesla Motors’ plan to roll out a self-driving feature on some cars this summer has regulators, especially in its home state of California, scrambling to write new rules. Current California law allows automakers to operate autonomous vehicles -- but not regular drivers. “We have been trying to get a handle on what they are planning to do,” Bernard Soriano, deputy director of California’s Department of Motor Vehicles, told The Wall Street Journal.
Tesla's Self-driving Feature Leaves Insurers Idling As States Scramble
Alexander C. Kaufman, Huffington Post: Politics
Sat, 03/28/2015 - 2:34pm
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