Last year, San Francisco authorized Waymo to pick up and drop off passengers on a car-free street. Now, private drivers think they, too, can travel on the street

Valuy@lemmy.zip · edit-2 6 days ago

Last year, San Francisco authorized Waymo to pick up and drop off passengers on a car-free street. Now, private drivers think they, too, can travel on the street

LikeableLime@piefed.social · 6 days ago

Just ran into something similar with a new business I was doing contract work with before they were open to public. I would drive down a back alley behind the building, park in employee only parking, and enter through the back door. Now Google Maps thinks the back lot is public parking and the back door is the entrance. I’ve tried to correct it multiple times now and it still directs people down the alley and to the rear of the building.

Moonrise2473@feddit.it · 5 days ago

Same at our work. Google is sending customers to the private back alley behind the building (access from a totally different road!), and then they’re confused, calling us to open the gate

Last year, San Francisco authorized Waymo to pick up and drop off passengers on a car-free street. Now, private drivers think they, too, can travel on the street

Last year, San Francisco authorized Waymo to pick up and drop off passengers on a car-free street. Now, private drivers think they, too, can travel on the street

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