The MS FAVE Act allows fully autonomous vehicles to operate on public roads without a human driver, under specific conditions.
If you operate autonomous vehicles in Mississippi, you must submit a law enforcement interaction plan and prove financial responsibility.
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What This Means
The Mississippi Fully Autonomous Vehicle Enabling Act of 2023 establishes a regulatory framework for the operation of fully autonomous vehicles on public roads. It outlines requirements for operators, including submitting a law enforcement interaction plan and ensuring financial responsibility. This legislation impacts businesses involved in autonomous vehicle operations and sets clear guidelines for compliance.
Key Provisions
- Allows operation of fully autonomous vehicles without a human driver under certain conditions.
- Requires submission of a law enforcement interaction plan to the Department of Public Safety.
- Mandates proof of financial responsibility before operating autonomous vehicles.
- Specifies registration and titling requirements with the Department of Revenue.
- Permits operation of on-demand autonomous vehicle networks.
- Prohibits local authorities from imposing additional restrictions on autonomous vehicles.
Latest Legislative Action
Approved by Governor
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Charles Busby R | Sponsor | HD-111 |
| Clay Deweese R | Sponsor | HD-012 |
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Amendments (2)
Compliance Checklist
Who: Operators of fully autonomous vehicles
Who: Operators of fully autonomous vehicles
Who: Operators of fully autonomous vehicles
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