lock it up and throw away the key LOL

Wonder what happens when the local 'teens' decide to spray paint over the sensors and strip it for parts?

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Originally posted by .38supersig:
Wonder what happens when the local 'teens' decide to spray paint over the sensors and strip it for parts?

No need for paint, I understand that a traffic cone placed on the hood will immobilize a Waymo indefinitely.

Not so sure these things should even be legal?

Get them off the road. They’re a hazard.

Who is accountable? Under who’s license is it operating? If it causes an accident who pays?

What’s the point of a car with no passengers?

How in the hell anyone thinks this is a good idea is beyond me.

Waymo is responsible to pay any fines or damage from their vehicles.

As for purpose? They are a driverless taxi/uber.

Welcome to Johnny Cab...

That's what they should say when running someone off the road. "Hell of a day isnt it?"

pop that car for "flee and elude"

"... police say they are able to sight weo but it's not something they see or do often, officers though are provided training to deal with robot operated cars..."

So, them robots gots more rights than us wetbots?

There's gonna be a war...

Ok, now I know I wasn't the heat getting to me when I saw one of these driving around in Tempe a couple weeks ago and couldn't see a driver. Five days before this incident, as it turns out. Could've been the same car, I don't know how many they're operating around here.