Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
White House Announces Drone Regulation Pilot Program
The Department of Transportation and the FAA will select at least five industry-government partnerships in the next six months.
The Grand Forks, North Dakota, Sheriff's Department uses the AeroVironment Qube quadcopter. (Photo: Bill Carey)
The Grand Forks, North Dakota, Sheriff's Department uses the AeroVironment Qube quadcopter. (Photo: Bill Carey)

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) will conduct a pilot program to evaluate how state and local governments might participate in regulating drone traffic at low altitudes—a role the FAA now serves. The department expects to select at least five industry-government partnerships to test the proposition.


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