A local judge has ruled that Waymo must stop using its charging facilities overnight in Santa Monica, California, due to concerns of public nuisance. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Bradley S. Phillips granted the City of Santa Monica’s motion for a preliminary injunction in an ongoing lawsuit against the autonomous vehicle company. City officials and residents have claimed that the continuous flow of vehicles at the charging stations leads to light and sound pollution, as well as increased traffic congestion in the area.
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Judge Orders Waymo to Cease Overnight Charging in Santa Monica
A judge has ruled that Waymo cannot charge its vehicles overnight in Santa Monica, California, citing public nuisance concerns. The decision follows complaints from city officials and residents regarding noise and traffic issues associated with the charging facilities.
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After noise complaints, judge orders Waymo to stop overnight charging in Santa Monica
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