While it may sound harmless on paper, a group of neighbors in Santa Monica, California want you to know that it’s definitely not. “I’ll just stand still for a second, because I think I hear it,” Darius Boorn, a Santa Monica resident who lives near a lot of Waymo cars, said. In January, Waymo opened two parking lots with space for more than 50 vehicles in downtown Santa Monica so its robotaxis could recharge, The Los Angeles Times reported. “Beep, beep, beep all night long.”What does the law say? Faced with inaction from the Santa Monica officials, some neighborhood residents have taken matters into their own hands.