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USA Institutions plan to simplify the review process for the deployment applications of autonomous Autos.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) proposed a new process on Friday to streamline the review of applications from Auto Manufacturers for deploying Self-Driving Cars. According to USA law, if fully autonomous vehicles require human control, approval from NHTSA is not necessary. Reportedly, NHTSA has the authority to approve up to 2,500 Self-Driving Cars from each Auto Manufacturer to operate on USA roads, a process that has taken years with several applications reviewed but none actually approved. Over the years, the USA Congress has attempted to make it easier for Self-Driving Cars to be deployed on USA roads but has consistently faced obstacles. Recent reports indicate that
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