Regulating driverless cars before they’re road-ready is nonsensical
The driverless car holds great promise for the future. But it shouldn’t be restrained by the heavy hand of government
By Guest Column - William H. Noack —— Bio and Archives--October 3, 2016
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EDGEWATER, Maryland—With headlines galore signaling the coming of the driverless car, the federal government has done what it does best. It has announced a plan to regulate.
In Washington, this is not exactly big news. The gleaming Department of Transportation complex on New Jersey Avenue houses hundreds of people who have come to Washington essentially for one reason: to regulate.
Show them an innovation as juicy as the driverless car, and they begin salivating like hungry dogs. They can’t resist.
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