(INDIANAPOLIS) - Automakers are trying to pump the brakes on a proposal to license self-driving cars in Indiana.
The Indiana House unanimously approved a bill setting up an approval process for self-driving cars.
Valparaiso Republican Ed Soliday says it's no different from what you do at the BMV -- if you crash too many times, you can lose your license.
But automotive groups working on self-driving vehicles contend the proposal is too strict.
It would require applications for a self-driving vehicle to be approved by three state agencies.
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