If it's that slow in specific small service areas, I can't imagine it being any better for the whole city or intercity travel

The assistance operator wasn’t the sharpest pencil in the drawer. It seems she exacerbated the situation …

What are you talking about ??? Car was stuck 3 times, of course Waymo support should call you.... If not people would say Waymo experience is awful....

They should, in general, yes. But I wish they would leave ME alone.

@@JJRicks You should just have asked them then but right now they are in beta testing phase so it's their priority to fix the issues than letting people filming it in peace. They are spending billion $ for something at the end of the day.

@@JJRicks 😂

Sounded like she was breathing through her teeth. Every time she inhaled it either. She was trying to suck through a straw.

Yup, I think so. Every time I see them on the freeway they nail 65. Probably just going to stick to the right lane

There was one behind me on the 101 freeway in Chandler AZ today. It was going about 65. First time I seen them on the freeways.

@@JJRicks Sounds right and also the lawful thing to do. BTW, I'm concerned about road rages exhibited toward Waymos. Please highlight this with term "road rage" whenever its remotely applicable in your videos. I think most people wrongly think having Waymo means we won't have road rage. This is actually wrong. Instead, we'll have no rage only when we get rid of all the human drivers. Before then, we might have more road rage than ever, including road rage exhibited toward Waymos. For example, many human drivers cutting Waymos off in heavy traffic. Jaywalkers purposely walking in front of Waymos (including on highways), because they expect them to stop. JJ, how are you going to like it when some crazy young man feigns walking in front of your Waymo traveling at 65 mph and induces it to slam on the brakes? Same with something like a deer or a dog or a racoon (maybe standing on its hind legs) enters the road directly in front of your Waymo traveling at highway speed. Are Waymos going to distinguish these from adults and kids? Or will they slam on the brakes because they can't tell the difference? And when they do, is your Waymo going to get rear-ended by a sleepy human driver going 80 mph? I'm guessing you'll risk it for us no matter what I say, but please spread the word that these choices aren't easy. They endanger both innocent Waymo riders (like you), and the crazy people (probably mostly young men) that will do this stuff. I hope I'm wrong, but it seems like it must be happening already, and it might get a lot worse, before it gets better.

As a "just in case" measure, I believe

@@JJRicks - JJ, that gal was horrible. I’d only call them for help if the car was on fire …

@@Clyde-2055 yup, agreed lol

Btw I didn't call them, they called me

I drive uber so this is especially funny

Shoutout to Brian 🫡

Nice lol

Lol

Different team

Heh

I gotta rewatch that movie

The change away from a local call center was recent, that's what makes me sad They used to have people literally in the same city

@@JJRicks Hah! You'll know when Waymo has achieved full economy, when their support is almost incomprehensible. Instead of sending human drivers to get you out of a jam, they ask you open the recessed area of the trunk and help them upgrade the firmware on the Waymo computer or replace some parts in the back (power supplies and SSDs) with new ones dispensed from the glove box.

Naw, how about we let them get better instead

@@JJRicks the cyclist community strongly opposes such vehicles and cars should be banned in general from bigger cities.

@@dmitrybrooklyn ok good luck

@@JJRicks 8-12 $ million already got paid out for the innocent lady. Self driving cars are a failure

@@dmitrybrooklyn That was Cruise