Waymo currently has more than 300 unmanned vehicles that protect passengers around San Francisco, but it follows traffic laws, but parking is entirely different. According to the city record cited by the Washington Post, the rolling robot has accumulated a total of 589 quotations for a total of $ 65,065 for parking violations, from last year’s traffic blocking to cleaning distance and parking in the forbidden area.
Fairly for Waymo, it is easy to get a parking ticket in San Francisco. The city passes them like a former complex. (According to the San Francisco standard, the rough number of last year was 1.2 million.)
The Waymo spokesman says that the company is trying to solve the problem, but we will guess that all cars will not happen until all cars are unmanned. Waymo cars can sometimes stop in commercial loading zones and drop the riders when they are far from the destination of a crowded main road or rider. They also sometimes “simply park” between travel if they are too far from the Waymo facility. They are the same as the human driver always makes, and the vehicle of Waymo will probably get the same ticket and get the same ticket until we get out of the picture.
