California DMV Opens Second 15-Day Public Comment Period on Autonomous Heavy- and Light-Duty Vehicles
California DMV Opens Second 15-Day Public Comment Period on Autonomous Heavy- and Light-Duty Vehicles
goldrushcam.comHere are the latest California DMV updates I could locate:
- DMV news releases (April 13, 2026): Extends the cancellation date for about 17,000 nondomiciled CDLs by 60 days while coordinating with the FMCSA to address concerns about the licensing process. This extends their resolution timeline through March 6, 2026 [source: News Releases - California DMV - CA.gov].[1]
- DMV press feed (April 13, 2026): Highlights 2026 laws taking effect January 1, 2026 and other recent actions, including updates on digital identity measures to fight fraud and efforts to crack down on auto dealer tax evasion in March 2026 [source: News And Media - California DMV - CA.gov].[2]
- Autonomous vehicle regulation updates (January–February 2026): DMV opened a second 15-day public comment period on revised AV regulations, including proposed delays to data reporting requirements and updates to collision reporting standards aligned with NHTSA guidance; comments period ran January 21–February 5, 2026 [source: California DMV news coverage from local outlets aggregating DMV AV regulation updates].[3]
If you’re looking for something specific (e.g., CDL nondomiciled extension details, the new 2026 laws, or AV regulation changes), tell me which item you want more depth on and I’ll pull out the key implications, timelines, and any actions you may need to take.
Would you like a concise timeline of the main 2026 DMV changes or a quick summary of the nondomiciled CDL extension impact? I can also provide direct links to the exact DMV pages for each item.