To promote the development and deployment of autonomous vehicles.

To ensure the safety and security of autonomous vehicles.

To protect the privacy of individuals using autonomous vehicles.

All of the above.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)

National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

Department of Transportation (DOT)

To set safety standards for autonomous vehicles.

To conduct research on autonomous vehicle safety.

To provide guidance to states on autonomous vehicle regulation.

All of the above.

Autonomous vehicles must be equipped with a variety of sensors to detect objects and obstacles.

Autonomous vehicles must be able to safely navigate through different traffic conditions.

Autonomous vehicles must be able to communicate with other vehicles and infrastructure.

All of the above.

To provide funding for autonomous vehicle research and development.

To develop guidelines for the deployment of autonomous vehicles.

To work with states on autonomous vehicle infrastructure.

All of the above.

To investigate accidents involving autonomous vehicles.

To make recommendations to the NHTSA on autonomous vehicle safety.

To provide public awareness about autonomous vehicle safety.

All of the above.

To coordinate the efforts of other government agencies on autonomous vehicles.

To develop a national policy on autonomous vehicles.

To provide funding for autonomous vehicle research and development.

All of the above.

The rapidly changing technology of autonomous vehicles.

The need to balance safety and innovation.

The lack of public understanding about autonomous vehicles.

All of the above.

Working with industry stakeholders to develop standards and best practices.

Conducting research on autonomous vehicle safety.

Educating the public about autonomous vehicles.

All of the above.

Reduced traffic congestion.

Improved safety.

Increased mobility for people who cannot drive.

All of the above.

Job displacement.

Cybersecurity risks.

Ethical concerns.

All of the above.

To provide input to government regulators on autonomous vehicle regulations.

To hold government regulators accountable for ensuring the safety of autonomous vehicles.

To educate themselves about autonomous vehicles and their potential impacts.

All of the above.

Contacting their elected officials.

Participating in public hearings and workshops.

Submitting comments to government agencies.

All of the above.

Government regulation of autonomous vehicles will become more stringent as the technology develops.

Government regulation of autonomous vehicles will become more relaxed as the technology becomes safer.

Government regulation of autonomous vehicles will remain largely unchanged.

It is too early to say what the future of government regulation of autonomous vehicles will be.