Seems interesting, but why is it broken. Waymo repeatedly directed multiple automated vehicles into the private alley off of 5th near Brannan in SF even after being told none of them have any business there ever, period. If they can sense the weather and stuff then maybe they could put out a virtual sign or fence that notes what appears to be a road is neither a through way nor open to the public? I'm really bullish on automated driving long term, but now that vehicles are present for real we need to start to think about potentially getting serious about finding some way to get them to comply with the same laws that limit what people can do.

>> get them to comply with the same laws that limit what people can do

I think you meant, "Attempt" to limit what people can do.

Driving in SF (for example) provides many opportunities to see "free will" exerted in the most extreme ways -- laws be damned.