Letter
On January 25, Global Automakers submitted a letter to North Dakota's House Industry, Business and Labor Committee in opposition House Bill 1394 which seeks to regulate data ownership in autonomous...
Privacy
Through the development of the “Consumer Privacy Protection Principles for Vehicle Technologies and Services,” Global Automakers’ members committed to take steps to protect the personal data generated by their vehicles, including heightened protection for geolocation data and how drivers operate their vehicles. With increasing vehicle connectivity, customer privacy must be and is a priority.
Default Letter Image
Default Testimony Image
Testimony
On March 29th, Global Automakers testified in Rhode Island before the House Committee on Corporations in opposition to HB 7711 relative to telematics. HB 7711 has a companion bill in the Senate...
Default Letter Image
Letter
On January 28, Global Automakers sent letters asking the sponsors of New Jersey legislation seeking to limit access to vehicle data recorder information, A 3579/S 2433, to accept proposed amendments in order...
Default Bulletin Image
Bulletin
The Future of Privacy Forum identified some of the benefits of data collection by today’s vehicles in a new paper, The Connected Car and Privacy: Navigating New Data...
Default Papers & Reports Image
Papers & Reports
Global Automakers and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers have issued Privacy Principles for Vehicle Technologies and Services (“Principles”).
The automotive industry is developing innovative technologies and services that promise...
Default Letter Image
Letter
Global Automakers and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers submitted to the Federal Trade Commission a letter of commitment regarding the industry's Consumer Privacy Protection Principles for Vehicle Technologies and Services.