VIDEO: Waymo robotaxi runs red light at busy Dallas intersection DALLAS - Newly released video shows a Waymo self-driving vehicle running a red light and navigating through moving traffic at a busy Dallas intersection. While the company is working to address the issue, at least one research scientist believes the technology still needs work. Waymo Robotaxi Runs Red Light What we know: A FOX 4 viewer captured dash camera video of the robotaxi on Irving Boulevard over the weekend. It shows the Waymo vehicle entering the intersection against a red light. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and nearby drivers managed to avoid a collision. "It kept going forward, going forward, almost like it was going to make a turn. And I was like, ‘Oh this is interesting. It doesn’t know what to do.’ And then it just drives right out into the intersection in the traffic. And thankfully no one hit the Waymo or there were no wrecks," the viewer said. He said he felt a responsibility to share what he saw but didn’t want to share his name because of his technology-oriented job. What they're saying: In a statement to FOX 4, Waymo claimed the traffic light was "heavily dimmed" when viewed from the right-turn lane. The company said it is actively taking steps to address the issue. "Safety is our highest priority at Waymo—for our riders and everyone with whom we share the road," Waymo said in a statement. The other side: Neel Bhatt is a research scientist with the Center for Economy at the University of Texas at Austin. He believes the technology used to ensure safety with autonomous vehicles still needs work, and he warns that companies are rushing things. "Coming from a research standpoint, I think there are a lot of things that we need