No Law to Ticket Waymo After Denver Market Incident
A Waymo robotaxi drove through a closed-off Denver farmers market, and officials say no traffic law exists to ticket the autonomous vehicle for the violation.
A Waymo robotaxi drove through a closed-off Denver farmers market, and officials say no traffic law exists to ticket the autonomous vehicle for the violation.
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