A state House study committee recently filed its final report on whether Georgia should allow driverless cars on its roads. It recommended the state take a wait-and-see approach; there are simply too many unknowns about the technology. A Fayette County commissioner today writes about what should come next. In our lead column, a conservative policy advocate weighs in on the tough choices needed to raise transportation revenue as the state looks to repair its aging inventory of roads and bridges.
About the Author