Car buyers would get clear information about partially automated driving features
This bill would make sure car buyers know exactly what their partially automated driving systems can and cannot do. It would stop car makers from making misleading claims and require clear labels and notices about these systems. This means people buying new cars would get better information upfront and when systems are updated.
Today, there are no specific federal laws banning misleading claims about partially automated driving systems or requiring clear notices to car buyers about their limits. After this bill, car makers would be banned from making misleading claims within 180 days, and within two years, new cars with these systems would have clear labels and buyers would receive detailed notices at the time of purchase. Drivers would also get updates on system changes when software is updated.
HR 7377 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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