In a recent series of incidents in the Bay Area, police officers found themselves perplexed after attempting to ticket a Waymo robotaxi for making an illegal U-turn during a DUI operation. With no driver present in the vehicle, law enforcement officials were left questioning accountability and the feasibility of issuing traffic citations to autonomous vehicles. The unusual encounters underscore the legal gray areas surrounding self-driving cars, as authorities continue to grapple with the implications of driverless technology on traffic laws. As these vehicles become more common on the roads, questions remain about how to address violations when there is no human driver behind the wheel.