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Redditr/SelfDrivingCarsOct 23, 2026

Unidentified Vehicle Spotted in San Francisco

A video recorded on Wednesday showing an unidentified vehicle with a sensor rack was posted in San Francisco.
No details about the vehicle or its owner were provided in the snippet.

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