This report updates Eno’s 2017 Beyond Speculation publication and discusses the current and future state of AVs, as well as the existing, proposed, and expected implications for federal, state, and local policy. It does not…
This is a comparative print (known within Congress as a “Ramseyer Rule Print”) of S. 1855, the AV START Act. We took the text of S. 1855 as reported from the Senate Commerce, Science and…
This is a document prepared by the staff of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee summarizing the changes made in the December 3, 2018 revised discussion draft of S. 1885, the AV START Act.
This is the text of a revised “discussion draft” of S. 1885, the AV START Act, circulated by the staffs of Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee chairman John Thune (R-SD) and Sen. Gary Peters…
The rise of automated vehicle technology brings with it the potential to offer increased independence to people with disabilities by reducing barriers to transportation. Eno, Securing America’s Future Energy (SAFE), and the National Federation for…
This PDF file contains the text of every amendment to S. 1885, the AV START Act, adopted in the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee’s markup of the legislation on October 4, 2017.
This PDF file contains the text of the 64 amendments filed by members of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee to S. 1885, the Senate’s autonomous vehicles regulation bill, by the original amendment deadline.
This PDF file is a 19-page side-by-side comparison summary of the provisions of the House-passed autonomous bill (H.R. 3388, the SELF DRIVE Act) and the Senate’s companion bill (S. 1885, the AV START Act, as…
Overview Automated vehicles are challenging the status quo of transportation networks and the policies that support them. The technology is developing quickly and has the potential to make roadways safer, more efficient, and more accessible…
Through a series of panel discussions, workshops, webinars, and consultation with Eno’s Digital Cities Advisory Board, Eno crafted a multifaceted set of recommendations that address the most pressing policy issues for AVs. If applied and…
This paper seeks to provide an overview of technology advances in transportation, focusing on those likely to have important implications for transportation policy.
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