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California police stumped after trying to ticket Driverless Car for Illlegal U-Turn

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Last updated: 2025/09/30 at 4:04 AM
News Room Published 30 September 2025
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If a driver makes an illegal u-turn, but no one is behind the wheel, does the car still get a ticket? A Police Department in California Grappled With This Existing Last Week.

DURING A DUI Enforcement Operation, Officers in San Bruno Suffled Over a Car without anyone behind the wheel after the autonomous verbe A post by the san bruno police department

“Since there was no human driver, a tickt unn’t be Issured (our citation books don’t a box for” robot “),” Reads the post.

The department said that it had alerted way the glitch, and that “hopefully the reprogramming will keep it from making any more illegal moves”.

In a statement, waymo said that the company’s autonomous driving system, the waymo driver, “is designed to respect the rules of the road.

“We are looking into this situation and are committed to improving road safety through ongoing Learnings and experience,” Reads a statement synt to the guardian.

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Last Year, California Governor Gavin Newsom Signed Into Law A Bill that Allows Police Officers to Issue a “Notice of Noncompliance” If a Driverless Car Breaks Traffic Laws. The law goes into effect in July 2026. The law also requires companies to set up an emergency phone line for first responsible

The bill was introduced by assemblmember phil ting of San Francisco Amid Several Incidents in the City, Including Driverless Cars Cars Blocking Traffic, Dragging A Pedestrian, InterForing FIRTUTUCICK Entering Active Crime Scenes.

With the new law, first responders can order a company to move autonomous vehicles out of an area, and the company has two minutes to direct its cars to leave or avoid

The San Bruno Police Department, In Response to People who BelieVed Officers Were Being Leanient, Reaffirmed: “There is legislation in the works that will allow officers to isesue the creatures.”

Waymo cars, which launched as a project under Google’s X Research Lab in 2009, Operate through external cameras and sensors. The company has had its share of problems in the past, including a recall of more than 1,200 of its vehicles earlier Roadway Barriers. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also launched an investment into the company last year after the agency received 22 reports of waymo vehicles acting or Potentally viaficic Safety laws.

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