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Pennsylvania Highly Automated Vehicles Act (Act 130 of 2022, HB 2398)

Pennsylvania · Act 130 of 2022; 75 Pa. C.S. Ch. 88

Pennsylvania's comprehensive AV law authorized fully driverless operation, created a PennDOT permitting regime for testing and commercial deployment, required incident reporting to PennDOT and State Police, and authorized 'highly automated work zone vehicles' and platooning. Pennsylvania had been an AV testing hub since 2016 under non-statutory PennDOT guidance; Act 130 finally codified the framework.

Technical detail

75 Pa. C.S. Ch. 88 (Highly Automated Vehicles), added by Act 130 of 2022 (HB 2398, P.L. 1762).

Who is protected: Pennsylvania motorists, pedestrians, and roadway workers

Who must comply: AV testers, deployers, commercial-network operators, and platooning operators on Pennsylvania roads

Key facts

JurisdictionPennsylvania
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2022-11-03
Enacted2022-11-03
CitationAct 130 of 2022; 75 Pa. C.S. Ch. 88
Enforced byPennsylvania Department of Transportation; Pennsylvania State Police
Private right of actionNo — agency enforcement only
PenaltiesPermit suspension/revocation; civil penalties; traffic-code penalties
Topicsgovernment use of AI · consumer protection · automated decision-making
Last verified2026-06-17
Official sourcePennsylvania General Assembly — HB 2398 (2021–2022) ↗

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