TEXAS — Texans can now report any safety complaints about self-driving cars. You can submit a complaint to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) for driverless cars. Texas leads the nation in the number of self-driving cars on its roads. Just last month, Senate Bill 2807 went into effect, which provides oversight for autonomous vehicles. It also provides residents with the opportunity to report their safety concerns on the new “Automated Motor Vehicle Lookup” webpage. “Automated vehicles are subject to the same traffic laws and public safety standards as any other vehicle. Administrative enforcement of the issued authorization to operate automated vehicles for a commercial purpose is the authority of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles,” says the TxDMV in a statement. Texas has at least 10 autonomous vehicle (AV) taxi companies operating within its borders. Waymo has the most AVs operating in the state. The driverless taxi company recently paused operations temporarily in Houston, Austin, Dallas and San Antonio after reports of multiple safety hazard issues, including driving into oncoming traffic and not responding to emergency vehicles. TxDMV is now responsible for issuing authorizations and overseeing compliance. If the department determines the AVs are operating unsafely and endangering the public, it will begin suspending, revoking, canceling or restricting the company’s authorization, according to TxDMV. Officials will notify the AV company to fix the issue and then provide some kind of certification that the issue was fixed before the driverless car can be allowed back on the streets. On the website, the public and law enforcement can check online to see whether an AV company has been approved by the state to operate.