You might’ve already seen Waymo cars as they mapped out Nashville’s streets this past year, but a driver was behind the wheel. Soon, that will change.

The chief safety officer for a leading self-driving car company admitted during a Senate hearing Wednesday that it hires remote human operators overseas to guide cars in “difficult driving situations.

The hearing comes after Waymo reported one of its vehicles struck a child near an elementary school in California.

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