US EditionWaymo sues Santa Monica over order to halt overnight charging sessions
Waymo argues the overnight charging ban would cause irreparable harm and maintains its operations do not constitute a public nuisance, citing over one million trips in Santa Monica.
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Waymo sues Santa Monica over order to halt overnight charging sessions
Waymo has filed a lawsuit against the City of Santa Monica in Los Angeles County Superior Court, seeking to block an order that requires the company to cease overnight charging at two facilities. In its complaint, Waymo argued that its self-driving cars’ operations do not constitute a public nuisance, and compliance with the city’s order would cause the company irreparable harm. Nuisance claims As noted in a report from the Los Angeles Times, W…
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Phil's Stock WorldFight between Waymo and Santa Monica goes to court
Waymo has filed suit against the city of Santa Monica, arguing that the city's attempt to have them stop using two charging stations overnight for its fleet of self-driving cars is unfair.
Waymo Takes Santa Monica to Court Over EV Charging Shutdown
Autonomous vehicle company Waymo LLC filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the City of Santa Monica, seeking to block municipal efforts to shut down overnight operations at two Broadway electric vehicle charging facilities.The complaint, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, requests declaratory and injunctive relief after the city demanded in November that Waymo cease all operations between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. at charging lots located at 1222 and 1310 …
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