Report that many Waymo vehicles rush into a dead-end road and make a U-turn
In a quiet residential area of San Francisco, Waymo's self-driving cars often come back to dead-end roads. According to the residents, at most, one car arrives every five minutes.
Dead-End SF Street Plagued With Confused Waymo Cars Trying To Turn Around'Every 5 Minutes' – CBS San Francisco
WayMo Cars Taking Over Quiet SF Dead End Street --YouTube
Waymo's autonomous vehicles keep getting stuck in a dead-end street in San Francisco --The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/14/22726534/waymo-autonomous-vehicles-stuck-san-francisco-dead-end
Waymo vehicles keep getting stuck in this dead-end street --9to5Google
https://9to5google.com/2021/10/14/waymo-dead-end-street-stuck/
Waymo's vehicle running on 15th Avenue, taken locally by CBN San Francisco.
The front is a dead end (vehicles are closed), so turn back ...
I went back the way I came.
It seems that Waymo wrapping is common in this place, and multiple Waymo may pass each other.
Multiple Waymo waiting for a call back.
It is at this intersection that the problem is occurring. There is an observatory and a luxury apartment on the north side, and general vehicles are not allowed to enter. In addition, the east-west street / Lake Street in front of the no-entry area is a pedestrian paradise called 'Slow Street' defined by the city of San Francisco, so vehicles that plunge in this direction will have nowhere to go and will return. That's not the case.
A Waymo spokeswoman said, 'We are constantly adapting to San Francisco's dynamic road regulations,' stating that all vehicles, not just Waymo, comply with the required regulations.
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