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Motion seeks report on controlling robotaxis and ride-hailing during emergencies

City departments would describe existing coordination protocols and whether LA can order driverless cars out of emergency zones.

City Council· posted Oct 9Motion

Los Angeles would spell out how it coordinates with driverless vehicles and ride-hailing companies during disasters and large events, including whether it can order them to leave an area or suspend service. Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez moved to direct the Emergency Management Department, Transportation, Police, Fire, and the City Attorney to report back.

What happens next

Referred to the Public Safety Committee

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Official portrait of Monica Rodriguez
Monica Rodriguez

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