A child rescued from Waymo continues the proud tradition of not making it to the hospital

An expectant mother in San Francisco gave birth inside the Frotaxixiti lane on Monday night when no one was in sight of the driver – except for anyone who was months away.

According to Sf standardWaymo’s remote control unit detected a “strange incident” and called 911, even though the car crashed into a hospital.

Some traditions, it seems, can’t be messed with. For decades, pregnant women have been escaping biology in the back seats of taxis and ubers from London to Los Angeles. There was a woman in India who called his son Uber After giving birth to him on the way to the hospital (the driver who is said to have helped with the arrival). There was also a California family in 2017 who welcomed their child into Uber on sabbath. “Everyone tells us to call him a baby boy,” Dad shot back, “but we can’t do that.” (Ah, however, they might be!)

The news continues. Now, Valley Valley has been working, maybe a little.

A car in San Francisco was quickly removed for cleaning. Furthermore, this was not the first birth of Waymo – the company told the standard that the Phoenix reached there. “Although this is a very rare occurrence,” he said, “some of our new riders can’t wait to get on their first ride.”