The proposed resolution would ask a state commission to study driverless vehicles’ effects on safety and jobs, then report to lawmakers within a year of adoption.
The proposed resolution would ask the commission to study how driverless vehicles and delivery robots could affect safety, workers, public costs, access, and riders who need help getting in and out. It would send lawmakers a report within one year of adoption.
The proposed resolution would direct the Joint State Government Commission to study driverless vehicles and delivery robots, then report its findings to state lawmakers. The study would cover safety, possible job losses, public costs, use in sensitive places, access in underserved areas, effects across demographic groups, and help for older and disabled riders. The report would go to both chambers and named committee leaders. The commission would have to issue its report no later than one year after the resolution is adopted.
No hearings or votes scheduled.