I fully intend to continue working with Chairman Thune and Senator Peters to get this piece of legislation to the president's desk.

For instance, like Senator Nelson said today, when someone makes a U-turn out in the middle of the road, that is a six sigma event that happens once in a million times.

I, like the Chairman, am very hopeful about the prospect of self-driving cars.

Honda has been investing and manufacturing in the U.S. for more than 40 years.

I believe it is the biggest thing to happen to the auto industry since the first car came off of the assembly line.

And I would like to conclude my remarks and questions by asking Dr. Avent what is going to be the impact of this new kind of quickly developing technology upon our educational system?

Thank you for your leadership and commitment to the safe deployment of automated vehicles onto the public roads.

This Committee has considered and passed legislation to address it.

I am concerned that our current strategy does not address the vulnerabilities we face today.

Transportation remains a very real target for terrorists and those wishing to do harm.

What I want to talk to you about is the red team that went in to do a covert test. And, needless to say, the results were disappointing.