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Why are self-driving cars exempt from traffic tickets in San Francisco?

Autonomous vehicles in San Francisco are exempt from traffic tickets if there is nobody in the driver's seat.
California law has not caught up to autonomous vehicles, creating legal and safety concerns.
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SF police can't ticket driverless cars for speeding, running red lights

In San Francisco, driverless cars cannot be cited for moving violations according to California's vehicle code.
Police officers can make a traffic stop if they witness an autonomous car violate the rules of the road, but cannot issue a citation for a moving violation if the car is in driverless mode.

Driverless cars swerve traffic citations in California

Driverless cars in California cannot be issued traffic citations for violating driving laws.
Only humans can be cited for traffic violations, not autonomous vehicles.

Driverless car startup Cruise's no good, terrible year

Cruise, a driverless car startup, faced a significant setback when one of its autonomous vehicles hit a pedestrian in San Francisco, leading to investigations and financial challenges.
The incident led to the resignation of Cruise's CEO, Kyle Vogt, and a withdrawal of funding by General Motors.

SF police can't ticket driverless cars for speeding, running red lights

In San Francisco, driverless cars cannot be cited for moving violations according to California's vehicle code.
Police officers can make a traffic stop if they witness an autonomous car violate the rules of the road, but cannot issue a citation for a moving violation if the car is in driverless mode.

Driverless cars swerve traffic citations in California

Driverless cars in California cannot be issued traffic citations for violating driving laws.
Only humans can be cited for traffic violations, not autonomous vehicles.

Driverless car startup Cruise's no good, terrible year

Cruise, a driverless car startup, faced a significant setback when one of its autonomous vehicles hit a pedestrian in San Francisco, leading to investigations and financial challenges.
The incident led to the resignation of Cruise's CEO, Kyle Vogt, and a withdrawal of funding by General Motors.
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Tesla Recalls 2 Million Cars with 'Insufficient' Autopilot Safety Controls

Tesla is recalling over 2 million vehicles due to concerns over the Autopilot system's lack of controls to prevent misuse.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found Tesla's method of ensuring driver attention while using Autopilot to be 'insufficient'.
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