TEAMSTERS CALL ON COLORADO STATE SENATORS TO PASS HB 25-1122
- HB 25-1122, which mandates that commercial autonomous vehicles have a licensed human safety operator on board, has recently advanced through the transportation and energy committee of the Colorado State Senate.
- The bill followed a bipartisan vote in the Colorado House of Representatives where over 80 percent of lawmakers supported it, prompting Teamsters to urge Senate approval.
- Teamsters leaders and members, including Chris Sanchez who testified before the committee, emphasize that automation lacks concern for human safety and threaten union livelihoods.
- The leader of Teamsters Joint Council 3 emphasized that the bill enjoys broad backing from workers and public officials, calling it a practical measure that has widespread appeal.
- The Teamsters advocate for the bill’s passage in Colorado and similar measures in other states, linking legislative support to continued backing from union members during elections.
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TEAMSTERS CALL ON COLORADO STATE SENATORS TO PASS HB 25-1122
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Teamsters Call on Colorado State Senators to Pass HB 25-1122
(DENVER) – Following its passage out of the Colorado State Senate Transportation & Energy Committee, Teamsters are calling on all lawmakers in the upper chamber to support HB 25-1122, legislation that would require the presence of a trained and licensed human safety operator in any autonomous vehicle (AV) operated for commercial use. “This legislation has the support of workers, elected officials, and the general public because it’s a commonsens…
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