Then one of its driverless cars killed a cat Before kit kat’s death made headlines, waymo was on a roll The driverless car company owned by alphabet, the parent company of google, fully rolled out its san francisco taxi service in 2024 and now has a fleet of 1,000 vehicles in the bay area. Waymo is under fire from officials in san francisco after an autonomous waymo vehicle killed a neighborhood cat nicknamed kitkat. San francisco supervisor jackie fielder is calling for new regulations on robotaxis after a beloved mission district cat was killed by a waymo. San francisco leaders are rallying to create legislation that puts checks on the autonomous waymo vehicles after one of the cars killed a neighborhood cat nicknamed, kitkat.
Kitkat, known as the mayor of 16th street, was killed by a waymo cab last week Now, some are callings for more regulation of driverless cars. A cat known as the “mayor of 16th street” was allegedly run over by a waymo autonomous vehicle, according to the cat’s owner, sparking grief around the mission dolores bodega where he roamed.
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