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Waymo robotaxis racked up $65,000 in San Francisco parking tickets last year

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The company also was cited 75 times last year in Los Angeles, where it began offering rides to the general public in November. (PETE BIGELOW/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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By:
Nick Bunkley
March 26, 2025 10:00 AM

Waymo’s fleet of vehicles tooling around San Francisco can drive themselves but need human intervention to pay their parking tickets.

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