Autonomous vehicles are here in Denver with plans to expand even further, in fact more of these autonomous vehicle companies could be eyeing a launch in the Mile High City.
"It's important topic because there's absolutely a need for guardrails on autonomous vehicles," said State Representative Sheila Lieder, a Democrat from Jefferson County.
These real-life scenarios prompted us to take a look into accountability and parameters, and we learned there's a gray area with autonomous vehicles.
Denver police say, "if there's no driver in an autonomous vehicle, there currently isn't a mechanism within state law for issuing a citation for a traffic infraction."
Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure says it can issue an autonomous vehicle a parking citation, but can't put a limit on how many autonomous vehicle companies can operate in the city.