As Waymo's driverless taxis spread into more American streets, resistance is spreading too. San Francisco curbed Waymo service during Fleet Week, Orlando's Inside the Magic accused the company's cars of flouting traffic laws near Universal theme park, and a Washington, D.C. union leader cautioned that the robotaxis threaten thousands of local driving jobs. Together the items sketch a familiar pattern: cities and workers grappling with a technology that keeps outpacing the rules meant to govern it.