Recently, a video was posted on YouTube showing a self-driving car from cruise, a subsidiary of General Motors, is detained by the police. The action took place in San Francisco, a city in California, USA.

According to the information, the car, in which there was no driver and passengers, was checked by the police for the fact that he was moving with the headlights off.

Video footage released earlier this month shows a Chevrolet Bolt Cruise model parked next to a curb as a security guard approaches and tries to figure out how to turn on the car’s headlights. In the background of the video, you can hear people laughing at the unusual situation.

Problem solved

In response to a tweet by Seth Weintraub, Cruz spoke about the incident, saying: “In more detail, our AV gave way to a police car and then stopped at the nearest safe place to park as it was supposed to. The officer contacted the Cruise staff and there was no fine.”

In an interview with CNBC, the company responsible for the autonomous car said the issue was quickly resolved and the car’s headlights were turned on.

Cruz also said the San Francisco Police Department has a special phone number that officers can always call when the company’s self-driving vehicles are stopped. The brand also said that it will conduct more detailed checks and work to ensure that this kind of problem does not happen again.

It’s worth noting that this type of self-driving car is currently only available in San Francisco and is intended for people who want to take night tours of the city. Although there is no charge for travel, passengers must register and be placed on a waiting list.

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Via: CNBC