Driverless vehicle

Eyes everywhere: Police are requesting self-driving car footage for video evidence

San Francisco police request driverless car footage from Waymo and Cruise to solve crimes from robberies to murders. — Image by Freepik

In December 2021, San Francisco police were working to solve the murder of an Uber driver.

As detectives reviewed local surveillance footage, they zeroed in on a grey Dodge Charger they believed the shooter was driving.

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