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[article] Waymo cars honk at each other throughout the night, disturbing SF neighbors

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[article] Waymo cars honk at each other throughout the night, disturbing SF neighbors

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Fuck Cars@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 months ago

Waymo cars honk at each other throughout the night, disturbing SF neighbors

San Francisco resident Randol White says he heard the noises for the first time about two weeks ago -- he was woken up around 4 a.m. to the Waymos honking at each other.

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I strongly doubt they’re communicating through honks to each other, it sounds like a safety feature that needs tuning to me.
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  Great News: Next update will feature binary encoded honking communication /s

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