R The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has granted a temporary permit to Waymo, allowing the company to map roadways at the airport. This move is a crucial step towards unlocking a lucrative use case for Waymo's robotaxis. The permit, announced by Mayor Daniel Lurie, marks an important milestone in the company's bid to deploy its autonomous vehicles.The temporary permit paves the way for Waymo to test and refine its technology in a controlled environment. This could potentially lead to increased efficiency and reduced costs associated with airport operations. However, concerns surrounding safety and regulatory frameworks remain.As the development of self-driving technology advances, airports and cities will need to navigate complex regulatory landscapes to ensure public safety and comply with existing laws. The successful integration of autonomous vehicles at SFO could have far-reaching consequences for the aviation industry as a whole.