Normal cars don’t do that (or maybe statistically next to never).

Think yourself: there would have been no news at all here if these cars did it as rarely as normal cars.

I thought Waymo …

It is complicated…

That’s the one I meant.

The paper is already there, the glue will arrive soon…

But this was not an isolated incident. Waymo has relied on taxpayer-funded first responders to navigate its vehicles when they encounter issues

This should be more than enough reason to cancel their operating permit (whatever it is called) immediately.

If I were the boss of a RAM company, would I say then that the world needs more rubber tires, or would I say the world needs more RAM?

Outsourcing of manufactoring work is forbidden now? LOL

IMHO it is yet another scheme to make poor people pay more to rich people. And yet again nobody resists it.