Here's how an autonomous vehicle pulls over for a police car
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Video captured the moment San Francisco police pulled over a self-driving Cruise taxi only to see it pull away from them. The autonomous vehicle company explains what happened.
"Ain't nobody in it," one officer can be heard on video of the incident shot by a bystander.
It wasn't an ordinary Bolt, however, but one of the fully autonomous taxis being tested in the city by General Motors-owned Cruise. The vehicles are equipped with an array of external sensors to enable self-driving capability within a geo-fenced area of San Francisco and can identify the lights and sounds of a police car attempting to pull it over.
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