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JAMMED UP Passengers 'trapped in cars' in middle of road as self-driving Waymo vehicles stal
It comes just one week after Waymo vehicles caused another jam after getting into an AI battle
BIZARRE footage shows the moment driver less vehicles stalled in the middle of the road during a power outage, leaving passengers stranded.
Autonomous vehicle service Waymo was forced to suspend operations in San Francisco for safety when almost a third of the city was left without power on Saturday night.
As the power outage plunged areas of the tech capital into darkness, traffic signals failed and the driverless vehicles abruptly shut down, causing traffic jams throughout the city.
"We have temporarily suspended our ride-hailing services in the San Francisco Bay Area due to the widespread power outage," Suzanne Philion, a Waymo spokesperson told The U.S. Sun.