California police will soon be able to ticket driverless cars , like Waymo robotaxis, under new rules approved this week, finally giving officers a way to address traffic violations even when there’s no human behind the wheel. Starting July 1, officers can issue a notice of “noncompliance” when a driverless vehicle breaks traffic laws, the state Department of Motor Vehicles said. The policy, tied to a 2024 law expanding oversight of autonomous vehicles, also requires companies to ensure their vehicles move out of the way during emergencies. “When a notice is issued, D.M.V. will investigate the matter and determine what remediation, if any, is required,” the agency said in a statement. “If the manufacturer is unable to remediate the issue, the Department may restrict, suspend, or revoke the manufacturer’s operating permit.” While some other states, like Arizona, already allow police to ticket autonomous vehicles , California officials say their new rules are the most comprehensive in the country.…