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HR 10033 · 119th CongressIntroduced

Rules for self-driving cars and emergency crews

Energy & Utilities

Sponsored by Kevin Mullin

The vote
Worked the bill
$481M
24 groups · their total 2025 lobbying
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Summary

What the bill does

This bill sets minimum standards for how companies that make or operate self-driving cars must work with police, firefighters, and other emergency responders. It requires them to provide guides and rescue sheets, maintain a 24-hour hotline, and follow geofence notices and emergency orders. The bill also directs the government to create a standard for emergency procedures and a public database of these documents.

Why it matters

The stakes

This affects anyone who may encounter a self-driving car in an emergency, such as a crash or natural disaster. It aims to ensure that first responders know how to handle these vehicles safely, which could save lives and reduce confusion.

Major public companies this covers
  • TeslaTSLA
  • AlphabetGOOGL
  • General MotorsGM
  • Ford Motor CompanyF
The debate

What each side says

Supporters
  • It gives emergency responders clear information on how to handle self-driving cars, which can improve safety during accidents and other incidents.bill
  • It requires a hotline that responders can call at any time, ensuring they can get help quickly when dealing with a self-driving car.bill
  • It sets a national standard for emergency procedures, so all companies follow the same rules, making it easier for responders to know what to expect.bill
Critics
  • It may be too strict and costly for smaller companies that make or operate self-driving cars, potentially slowing down innovation.report
  • The requirement to respond to hotline calls within 30 seconds could be difficult to meet in all situations, especially during major disasters.report

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The bill

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HR 10033Rules for self-driving cars and emergency crewsEnergy & Utilities

Who paid lobbyists to work it

Direct tie24 groups · their total 2025 lobbying
GroupIssues2025 lobbying
(all issues)
Has PAC?
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANYNamed in billTransportBankingForeign$20MGMCPACGP
FORD MOTOR COMPANYNamed in billBankingTransportForeign$3.9MNo PAC
STATE OF LOC NATION GLOBAL PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATIONAdvocacyOtherBanking$80MNo PAC
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE U.S.A.EnergyBankingForeign$70MNo PAC
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORSReal EstateBankingInsurance$54MNAORPAC
BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE INCEnergyBankingHealth$34MNo PAC
META PLATFORMS, INC. AND VARIOUS SUBSIDIARIESTechSports & MediaBanking$26MNo PAC
AMERICAN CHEMISTRY COUNCILBankingEnergyTransport$19MACCP

Election money, in the distance

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