Uber isn’t saying when it’s going to roll out its self-driving cars to passengers in San Francisco. The company declined to comment for this story.

An Uber driver says he was following his mapping app when he took a wrong turn out of a Safeway parking lot in San Francisco and ended up driving down a flight of stairs.

Uber's self-driving cars are back on the streets in San Francisco. Uber pulled the autonomous cars last month after getting in a dispute with the city and state over permits.

So Uber has created a mobile game for iOS to help drivers figure out how to maneuver through city streets, starting with San Francisco.

Uber is putting its map cars back out onto the streets of San Francisco, but they won't be able to drive themselves.

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It's existential." Uber's self-driving cars, accompanied by a human driver, have been traveling on the streets of San Francisco for the last three to four months.