The video illustrated what Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt has said is one of the biggest challenges for autonomous vehicles — how to interact with humans
A Cruise self-driving car, which is owned by General Motors, is seen outside the company’s headquarters in San Francisco. Picture: REUTERS
The two officers, who were not identified, pulled the car over and were puzzled by the lack of humans inside, according to a video posted on Instagram that has been viewed almost 80,000 times. Cruise, which blamed human error for the lack of headlights, said it worked closely with the police on how to interact with its vehicles and had a dedicated phone number for police to call. Once the officer was clear of the vehicle, Cruise said the car relocated to the nearest safe location.
Ironically, Cruise CEO Vogt had said in March that a scenario where a police officer pulls over a driverless car has to go smoothly.
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