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Automakers have proposed systems to prevent impaired driving, with a focus on in-cabin sensors and passive technologies. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is evaluating these proposals and considering performance-based rules.
Automakers have proposed systems that rely mainly on — cameras, infrared monitors and other passive technologies — and industry groups stress a technology‑neutral, phased approach to deployment while ...
Several legacy automakers and newer EV firms are already testing in‑cab impairment detection through pilot programs or supplier partnerships that pair camera‑based Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) with...
has not finalized any regulatory text under Section 24220 of the ; instead the agency has taken preliminary steps including issuing an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking () to solicit information a...
The full, verbatim text of of the enacted Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (Public Law 117–58) appears in the official enrolled law documents published and is available as a PDF of the public la...