Video shows passengers in driverless car reacting to police officer gesturing to pull over: 'We're sorry, this car won't let us move!'

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A screenshot of a viral TikTok showing passengers in a driverless car reacting to a police officer's guidance to pull over.
A screenshot of the viral video on TikTok showing driverless car passengers reacting to the police officer's guidance.

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The wild traffic hack that could pave the way for self-driving cars

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Traffic Lights with four lights
Autonomous vehicles are stupid — so an engineer has figured out a way to make streets smarter.

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Go check out these video clips of driverless cars blocking buses and trains in San Francisco

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Footage obtained by WIRED shows driverless cars, including those from GM's Cruise and Alphabet's Waymo, blocking buses and trains.

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Amazon's Zoox Robotaxi Has Made Its Way to Public Streets With Passengers

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Zoox’s robotaxi service is making its way to the streets of Foster City, California in a first-of-its-kind trip for the company since it was created 9 years ago. Zoox was purchased by Amazon in 2020, and it has since worked tirelessly to create an entirely autonomous experience for riders. 

Here's How Tech Is Shaping Super Bowl LVII

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When the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles face off at Super Bowl LVII in Phoenix, there will be a contest happening behind the scenes: Tech companies have a long history of using major sporting events as a grand stage to show off their latest gadge

Firefighters smashed the window of a driverless Cruise taxi to stop it running over their hoses

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An autonomous taxi from Cruise.
A Cruise car ran over a fire hose in June 2022.

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