right of way

The robots swarming around look like electric orange self-driving lawn mowers in a coordinated dance, giving one another the right of way.

They’re dirt and sand roads, but there’s intersections, there’s right of way.

“After examining this incident, we learned that our safety system designed to predict pedestrians’ intentions and yield right of way instead caused the robot to impede their way,” the company stated.

But Irvine, nurturing the grudge, refused to sell the right of way.

“With excessive noise, disruptive behavior, obstruction of the public right of way, litter and vandalism, party houses are well-known to impact neighborhood quality and threaten public safety,” L.A.