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US regulator proposes cyan lights to mark driverless cars
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has proposed changes to vehicle lighting standard FMVSS No. 108 so that autonomous vehicles use distinctive cyan, blue-green marker lamps to show no human is driving. The proposal aims to standardise how robotaxis communicate with police and other road users, while cutting red tape for vehicle designs without human drivers.

This summary is based on reporting by The Verge.
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