Waymo drives through farmers' market in Denver
A Waymo was caught on camera as it showed up at a farmers' market in Denver. The autonomous ride service vehicle seemingly stopped inside the South Pearl Street Farmers' Market in Denver last weekend.
It's not clear in the video if there was a passenger inside the Waymo. Onlookers told CBS Colorado that it moved on after people cleared the way for the vehicle.
The city said barricades are placed on South Pearl Street every Sunday during the farmers' market.
CBS Colorado reached out to Waymo for comment on the incident.
Waymo started accepting customer rides earlier this month. The company began testing its self-driving vehicles with human specialists behind the wheel last year. The vehicles will serve customers in 60 square miles of Denver, including City Park, Cory-Merrill and Cherry Creek, according to Waymo.
Last month, Denver police were called to investigate after a Waymo stopped in a travel lane before a chain-reaction crash near Denver Health. Police said one of the drivers involved in the crash was cited for following too closely.
