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NEW: Phoenix police officer pulls over a driverless Waymo car for driving on the wrong side of the road leading the nonexistent driver to roll the windows down to speak with the police. This is hilarious. Waymo has since released a statement, apparently blaming the incident on "inconsistent construction... show more

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Joshua Walker2 years ago

Does the car get its day in court? Due process!

Collin Rugg2 years ago

The funny thing is, there are a lot of people who could learn from this car on how to be respectful to police when they pull you over.

Brandon Tatum2 years ago

The car complied more than George Floyd

Juanita Broaddrick2 years ago

Wow.! That could have ended up bad. Are there many of these out on the roads? What is their purpose with no passengers?

Collin Rugg2 years ago

I think these are more common in the Phoenix area. I'm assuming the car was going to pick someone up.

SaltyGoat2 years ago

Inconsistent construction signage? Well that never happens! So they’re saying we need a human behind the wheel to be able to think critically in situations when things aren’t perfect?

USMC Lady Vet 🇺🇸2 years ago

who got the ticket? who showed a driver's license

Collin Rugg2 years ago

The car tried speeding off, resulting in the officer pulling his weapon and striking the car in the exhaust pipe. The car stumbled to the ground where the officer then made an arrest. Waymo is in the hospital recovering now.

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸2 years ago

See this is why I don’t want driverless cars ever. There are just too many scenarios to deal with that only the human brain can manage. And forget about the notion of flying cars. Imagine that mess.

Old School Eddie2 years ago

Getting connected to a customer service representative immediately, now that is the truly amazing thing here. What happens if it is rush hour and all service agents are busy helping other officers?

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