California DMV stops short of fully embracing driverless cars
Libertarian think tank R Street calls out California for requiring vehicles be tested and certified by third-party testing bodies that don’t now exist, and that autonomous vehicle operators hold a special “operating certificate” in addition to a traditional driver’s license. These regulations will, however, pave the way for getting autonomous cars out to the public.
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