I wonder, if they hinder the car enough, wouldn't that cause the remote operator to connect to it? Sounds like you've now identified a driver :-)
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California police stumped after trying to ticket driverless car for illegal U-turn
(www.theguardian.com)
Issue a ticket to the owner of the car. Let them contest in court that they were not driving it.
May a firefighter tear the cars in half using the jaws of life.
It’s easy just tow it!!! Let god sort it out because the tech is not there yet
Considering it's California the uturn was illegal only because the cop said so.