Residents in Shoreditch, East London, are expressing frustration over self-driving cars from Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, that have been repeatedly getting stuck on Elder Street, a narrow cul-de-sac. The vehicles, designed to operate autonomously using advanced sensors and cameras, have been unable to navigate the street effectively, leading to loud alarms that disrupt the sleep of local residents. The situation escalated when Jenny Black, a local resident, confronted a Waymo driver about the cars ignoring 'no-through road' signs. The driver admitted it was his 'first day' on the job, raising concerns about the training of personnel managing these autonomous vehicles. Many homes in the area cannot install modern soundproof windows, making the noise from the cars particularly intrusive, especially during early morning hours. Waymo began testing its fleet of self-driving Jaguar SUVs in London in April and aims to launch its technology in the UK market later this year. In light of the complaints, the company has announced it will limit its vehicles' access to Elder Street.