How Waymo handles autonomous driving in SF

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From cyclists riding against the flow of traffic to nudging over to let another car pass on a narrow street, watch a handful of typical events Waymo's autonomous vehicles deal with in San Francisco. The post How Waymo handles autonomous driving in SF appeared first on The Robot Report.
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