Law360, San Diego (September 10, 2012, 7:42 PM ET) -- Consumer advocates on Monday pressed California Gov. Jerry Brown to veto a bill that aims to set safety standards for operating the driverless vehicles being tested by Google Inc. and several automakers, claiming the measure does little to protect the privacy of those who will use the new technology.
Consumer Watchdog sent the governor a letter saying he should reject S.B. 1298, authored by Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Pacoima, because it does not give affected consumers any control over what information will be collected on them and...
No Privacy In Driverless Car Bill, Consumer Group Says
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