As companies like Waymo scale up their driverless ride-hailing services across U.S. cities, they are increasingly running into the unpredictable realities of ferrying human passengers — from spilled food and vomit to sleeping riders and medical emergencies that have triggered frantic 911 calls. The picture that emerges is of a technology that has largely mastered the road but is still learning how to manage the people inside the car.
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