The era of the roboo taxi may be dawning but residents in one San Francisco

neighborhood greeting that dawn with some pretty red eyes because dozens of driverless cars were caught just laying on the horn late at night.

Big deal, we have taxi drivers doing it here.

Tech Check anchor, Deirdrebosa has the latest.

I don't mean big deal because honking the horn

really drives me nuts. No I mean at least you can tell the taxi driver to stop

honking right you can't really tell a driverless vehicle to stop doing that.

Contessa file this under things that go honk in the night.

These are Waymo self-driving cars which are all over the San Francisco roads

Bay Area roads increasingly at night they must park themselves and in doing so

this happens they're backing up and honking and keeping residents up at night

Waimo which is part of alphabet calls this feature useful designed to help avoid low-speed

collisions by honking if other cars get too close while reversing towards

them. Raising the question, are they able to hear residents sure do? If this wasn't

already the most San Francisco story ever guys there is more one resident kept up by the way most ifia tongue

She started a live blog to keep track of the activity made up of get this a webcam a webcam, a cereal box, and a jam board picked up from the Twitter

Office auction. A public shared Excel that she set up lets other onlookers track everything

from the honking

to cars that become stuck.

One entry reads, car has a mental breakdown,

looped erratically, stopped repeatedly with hazards on.

Now, Weimo tells us that they have fixed the issue through a software

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