The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has documented numerous incidents involving autonomous vehicles, some of which include entering emergency rescue zones and failing to correctly recognize hazardous signals. The director of the agency has dispatched letters to autonomous driving firms, urging them to prioritize enhancing their emergency interaction capabilities and arranging one-on-one meetings with these companies by the end of this month. At present, the Robotaxi sector is experiencing rapid growth, characterized by larger vehicle fleets and more frequent interactions in emergency rescue situations. Nevertheless, the United States currently lacks uniform federal guidelines for the interaction between autonomous vehicles and emergency responders, resulting in a patchwork of regulatory standards across different states. The NHTSA's alert signals a growing federal focus on establishing safety benchmarks. While recognizing the potential of autonomous driving technology, the NHTSA underscores that technological advancements should not be a reason to compromise on safety standards, mandating that autonomous vehicles adhere to the same standards as human-driven vehicles when responding to law enforcement directives.