AB2441 would require public transit agencies to notify and negotiate with employees before deploying autonomous transit vehicle technology.
If you operate a public transit agency in California, you must notify employees 12 months before deploying autonomous vehicles or face potential disputes.
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What This Means
AB2441 aims to ensure that public transit agencies engage with employees regarding the deployment of autonomous transit vehicle technology. It mandates a 12-month notice period before any acquisition or deployment, emphasizing the importance of employee consultation in technological changes.
Key Provisions
- Requires public transit districts to notify employees 12 months before deploying autonomous transit vehicle technology.
- Mandates negotiation with employee representatives regarding the impacts of new technology.
- Aims to ensure worker consultation in decisions affecting jobs due to technological changes.
Latest Legislative Action
Vetoed by Governor.
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Ash Kalra D | Sponsor | HD-027 |
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Compliance Checklist
Who: Public transit agencies
Deadline: 12 months before deployment
Penalty: Potential disputes or legal challenges
Who: Public transit agencies
Deadline: Before deployment
Penalty: Potential disputes or legal challenges
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