Help Save Lives with AVs

Massachusetts traffic deaths rose 7% in 2024 while the nation's declined. AVs are deployed on roads in California, Arizona, and Texas—and data is showing they are safer than human drivers.

We are over 40,000 Massachusetts voters who have come together to demand lawmakers expand transportation options and make roads safer in the state. Representing every district from Abington to Yarmouth, we are joining our voices to say Massachusetts is ready for AVs. Join us in bringing proven safety technology to the Commonwealth.

Massachusetts Traffic Deaths are on the Rise

Traffic fatalities increased in Massachusetts in 2024 versus 2023, with analyses suggesting alcohol-impaired accidents contribute significantly.

of Massachusetts residents rated drunk driving as one of their top transportation safety concerns.

Massachusetts Voters See AVs As a Solution

of voters say the state should explore new technologies to bring down traffic deaths.

of Massachusetts adults believe AVs will be better at following speed limits than human drivers.

Safety Data Supports AVs

Peer-reviewed studies show autonomous vehicles demonstrated:

fewer pedestrian injuries

fewer cyclist injuries

fewer intersection crashes

The Time to Act on AVs is NOW

Massachusetts must modernize safety frameworks, lift outdated bans, and permit controlled AV testing. A majority of Massachusetts voters support expanding testing of autonomous vehicles.

Petition Signatures by District

See how many constituents in each legislative district have signed the petition. These signatures represent real voters asking their elected officials to support autonomous vehicle legislation in Massachusetts.

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Petition Text

Massachusetts is falling behind in traffic safety technology and pulling ahead in traffic deaths. Data from 2024 shows that traffic fatalities in our state rose by more than 7%, even as national numbers declined. Human error drives the vast majority of crashes, which is why new technologies are needed to reduce risks like distracted and impaired driving. Residents across the Commonwealth support exploring modern safety solutions that can help save lives. Autonomous vehicles have been operating safely on the streets of California, Arizona, and Texas, and data shows that they are involved in 92% fewer pedestrian accidents than human drivers. They also provide more safe transportation options to the blind, women, seniors, and people who don't have access to transit. Massachusetts risks being left behind while lives are at stake.

Tell lawmakers to give Massachusetts residents more transportation options and safer roads.

Over 40,000 Massachusetts residents have signed