The Turbulent Journey of Self-Driving Cars in San Francisco

The rollout of robotaxis in San Francisco has been plagued by numerous incidents, including cars driving into firefighting scenes, causing construction delays, impeding ambulances, and even entering active crime scenes. San Francisco fire chief Jeanine Nicholson expressed concerns about the impact on public safety, while city attorney David Chiu highlighted the need to address glitches before thousands of vehicles hit the streets. In October, California's Department of Motor Vehicles suspended Cruise's permit after a pedestrian was dragged by one of their vehicles. Despite the challenges, Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt remains optimistic about the future of robotaxis in major cities.
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