WASHINGTON, March 6 (Reuters) - The National Highway

Traffic Safety Administration will hold a national autonomous

vehicle safety forum that will include the CEOs of self-driving

companies Waymo, Zoox and Aurora on Tuesday.

The Trump administration is looking for ways to speed

deployment of robotaxis and address regulatory barriers, while

also scrutinizing safety issues. The meeting will include a

discussion with Alphabet-unit co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana,

Amazon's ( AMZN ) Zoox CEO Aicha Evans and Aurora CEO

Chris Urmson.

NHTSA is reviewing potential actions including "future

guidance on the safe domestic development, testing, and

deployment" of self-driving vehicles. The day-long session will

also review the use of remote assistance in robotaxis.