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Will Drones Require Aerial License Plates? Ford Proposes Drone Tracking System
Ford as one of the FAA’s drone symposium panelists may seem unlikely, but given their views on drones and past drone projects, the company considers...
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White House Drafting Bill Against Hostile Drones
The White House is drafting legislation that would give the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and other federal law enforcement agencies the...
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Vermont Bill Seeks to Prohibit Drone Flight near Correctional Facilities
Vermont House members presented bill H.615, which seeks to prohibit people from flying drones near prisons. If passed, violators would be subject to...
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Commercial Drone Alliance: “Common Sense” Regulation for Drones Among Top Legislative Priorities
Pushing for the “safe and secure” integration of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) into U.S. airspace, the Commercial Drone Alliance has laid out its...
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FAA: New Drone & Drone Pilot ID Rules to come this year
During the Singapore Airshow last week, a top official of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) revealed that the FAA is planning rules to make...
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Expect Changes to Drones Laws This Year: Which States Will Be Voting?
Several states have already enacted laws explicitly defining drones and drone use. Other states have been slower to incorporate drones into their...
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Flying a drone without pilot license? Go ahead, you may only get a warning
Of course, we are NOT advocating for commercial drone pilots to fly without a proper license. But what message is the FAA sending in the way it’s...
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‘The Anti-Skynet Bill’: Virginia lawmakers want to curb dangerous drone flights
An incident of a drone flying 50 feet above VCU Medical Center helipad is fueling Virginia lawmakers in passing new regulations to govern drone...
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Ohio Advisory Group Gives Law Enforcement Recommendations for Drone Use
The Ohio Attorney General’s Advisory Group on UAS has issued its final report on the use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) by law enforcement.
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West Virginia House approves penalties and limits on drone use
On Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018, the West Virginia House approved limits on drone use in the state with criminal penalties for adding weapons, harassing...
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