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The death of a neighborhood bodega cat named Kit Kat has shaken San Francisco\u2019s Mission District, according to The New York Times<\/a>.<\/p>\n After Kit Kat was run over by a Waymo robotaxi on the evening of October 27, locals created a shrine to memorialize him. The area has also been decorated with competing signs, some criticizing Waymo, others noting the many deaths caused by human drivers.<\/p>\n Jackie Fielder, who represents the Mission District on SF\u2019s Board of Supervisors, brought up Kit Kat<\/a> while making the case for a proposed city resolution that calls on the state to allow local voters to decide whether driverless cars can operate in their neighborhoods.<\/p>\n \u201cA human driver can be held accountable, can hop out, say sorry, can be tracked down by police if it\u2019s a hit-and-run,\u201d Fielder told the Times. \u201cHere, there is no one to hold accountable.\u201d<\/p>\n