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A viral video showing a driverless Waymo stopped on a one-lane road while leaving Universal Orlando is raising new questions about how the autonomous ride-hailing company handles roadside issues as it expands across Central Florida.The video, which has been viewed more than 800,000 times, shows a Waymo vehicle stopped in the roadway as other drivers appear to be stuck behind it. Honking can be heard in the video.At one point, a man walks up to the vehicle and appears to try to speak with someone inside. But Waymo vehicles operate without a human driver behind the wheel.The video does not show what caused the vehicle to stop or how it eventually started moving again.It is not the first time a Waymo vehicle has drawn attention on Central Florida roads.Earlier this month, News 6 reported on another viral video involving a Waymo at Kirkman Road and Carrier Drive. That video appeared to show the vehicle getting stuck before crossing through an intersection and changing lanes while the traff