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US proposes teal ID lights for autonomous vehicles

10/24/2026 — 10/24, 12:25·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)

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  • cnBeta reports the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposes teal external identification lights for autonomous vehicles to…

cnBeta reports the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposes teal external identification lights for autonomous vehicles to signal they are under autonomous control, helping law enforcement and other road users judge whether a human driver is present, still a regulatory reform proposal.

Latest turnITHome, citing The Verge, reports NHTSA is proposing an update to FMVSS 108 that would introduce a standardized teal external light for autonomous vehicles, so pedestrians, drivers and police can tell the vehicle is on autopilot. The light is optional, but once fitted its color, brightness, count, placement and activation must meet one standard.

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  1. ITHome, citing The Verge, reports NHTSA is proposing an update to FMVSS 108 that would introduce a standardized teal external light for autonomous vehicles, so pedestrians, drivers and police can tell the vehicle is on autopilot. The light is optional, but once fitted its color, brightness, count, placement and activation must meet one standard.

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  2. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has proposed a cyan exterior identification light for autonomous vehicles to signal that the vehicle is being controlled by an autonomous driving system, cnBeta reports. The visual standard is meant to help law enforcement and other road users tell whether a human driver is present, and remains a regulatory proposal.

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