Waymo driverless cars are designed to slow down and stop when a pedestrian crosses by. But what happens when the pedestrian refuses to get out of the road and bothers the passenger inside? A San Francisco woman on Monday posted a video of two catcalling men were stalled a Waymo robot taxi by refusing to move out of the street — all in an effort to ask for her phone number.

Attendees found themselves in an unexpected traffic jam after leaving the popular electronic music festival in the Bay Area.

Although flying cars do not yet exist, self-driving cars now do. California-based company Waymo has worked on their fully autonomous cars for the past 15 years. Saturday, they brought a test model to Rochester.

Two men in San Francisco stalled a Waymo driverless taxi by standing in front of the vehicle and refusing to move, attempting to catcall a female passenger inside. The incident, reported by PCMag, was shared by the passenger,

A girl's trip to San Francisco took a sinister turn when a group of men attacked the driverless car they were in by jumping on the hood, spray painting the outside and throwing items at the window.