Regulations The NHTSA deputy administrator's comment reaffirms the agency's commitment to a hands-off approach to rules for autonomous vehicles that safety advocates have criticized for being too lax.  (Photo: Shutterstock)

(Bloomberg) – It's premature to regulate the self-driving vehicles being tested by companies such as General Motors Co. and Waymo LLC, the U.S. government's top auto safety official said.

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