Waymo was slaughtered with nearly 600 parking tickets last year in SF alone

Waymo now has more than 300 drivers without driving passengers around San Francisco, but while they follow traffic laws, parking is completely another. According to the city’s records Washington Post was martyred byThese trading robots made 589 quotes totaling 65,065 dollars in fines last year for parking violations that ranged between preventing traffic to street cleaning restrictions to parking in the banned areas.

In fairness to Waymo, obtaining a parking ticket in San Francisco is an easy way. The city takes them like the bulletins. (According to the San Francisco standard, the crude number was last year 1.2 million))

A spokesperson for Waymo tells the publication that the company is working to solve the problem, but we risk guessing that will not happen even every car without a driver. Waymo cars sometimes stop in commercial loading areas to drop the cyclists when the only other option is the main crowd or spot away from the contestant’s destination. It is also a “garden for a short time” between flights if it is very far from the Waymo facility. They are the same premises by human drivers all the time, and until we get out of the image, Waymo compounds are likely to call the same calls-and get the same tickets.