Texas will require permits for self -driving cars that start in September

Starting on September 1, self -ruling cars will completely require a permit to work in Texas. This new restriction comes after the signing of the governor of the state, Greg Abbot SB 2807 Bell, who requires a mandate from the state’s Ministry of Cars for self -driving cars in public streets without human interaction.

The signing of the new law coincides with the launch of Tesla to it Robotaxi service In Austin today, where the guests invited to ride in the full YS style. Although the law does not come into effect until a few months later, the launch of Tesla’s Robotaxi could have been wandering in this new organization because all rounds are accompanied by a person.Safety screen“In the front passenger seat.

In the coming months, the new Texas Law may prove that it is more than just a headache of Tasla. In addition to permits, the upcoming regulations allow the state authorities to be able to cancel the permits and require companies to provide ways to deal with self -driving cars in the emergency situations of the police and the first respondents. While this may become a dangerous obstacle to Tesla, it is also likely to affect Waymo, because it currently works Self -riding service In Austin.