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San Francisco Police officers reportedly approached the vehicle because its headlights were off
The officer attempts to open the driver's door, evidently shocked that there wasn't anyone inside the car
When he walks back to the police car, the Cruise car drives off further down the road and it is once again pulled over
Cruise, a General Motors subsidiary that introduced the driverless cars earlier this year in San Francisco, said they were contacted by police
The company also said that the vehicle operated as expected and no citations were issued by authorities