; (2) review Federal funding programs for the interstate highway system and evaluate the readiness of the Federal interstate highway system to accommodate automated vehicles; (3) establish a framework for automated vehicle safety assurance; (4) develop uniform standards for and procedures to test automated vehicles and automated driving software; (5) adapt existing safety oversight authority and enforcement capabilities to accommodate automated vehicles; (6) develop standards for vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication; (7) protect the privacy of data of consumers who use automated vehicles; (8) protect automated vehicles and passengers of such vehicles from cybersecurity threats; (9) provide education to the human operators of vehicles; (10) develop an insurance framework for automated vehicles with interstate flexibility; (11) collaborate with the private sector and academia on research and development initiatives related to automated vehicles; (12) support the growth of the automated mobility industry in the United States; (13) coordinate with other Federal agencies to review measures available to promote American industrial leadership in automated vehicle technology; and (14) reduce the negative effects of automated vehicle technology on employment markets in the United States.