People on TikTok are disabling self-driving cars in SF by putting traffic cones on their hoods.
. Both companies told Vice that they provide footage to law enforcement when subpoenaed or shown a valid warrant, as required by law, but Waymo notes its "policy is to challenge, limit or reject requests that do not have a valid legal basis or are overly broad.” Police have broad power to secure footage from a variety of private camera sources, including CCTV cameras, when they believe a crime has been committed in the area.
This traffic cone prank is only possible because multiple companies are now testing self-driving vehicles without safety drivers on public streets.With no human in the car, even a vehicle with the a remote safety driver can't deal with external factors like a cone on its hood. Regardless, it's probably a good thing that the cars in the video put on their flashers and sit still when something like this happens.
Road and Track reached out to Cruise for its comment on this video. We'll update the story if we hear back.Arguably the most fickle member of the Road & Track staff, Reviews Editor Mack Hogan is likely the only person to ever cross shop an ND Miata with an Isuzu Vehicross. He founded the automotive reviews section of CNBC during his sophomore year of college and has been writing about cars ever since.
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