Yes. Of course. Most states have some form of inspections and minimum standards for safety, and a liability insurance requirement, and driver licence for that m

Yes. Of course. Most states have some form of inspections and minimum standards for safety, and a liability insurance requirement, and driver licence for that matter, just for this reason, to put limits around bad judgement and distinguish bad luck from bad practice. This is not the same as knowingly driving a car that is more likely to break down. This is not meeting part of your responsibilities because emergency services will take care of it. It's abandoning a vehicle the same as with a normal car where you didn't abandon it through no fault of your own, but because you intentionally dumped it somewhere. Waymo didn't intentionally break a car in exactly the same way a drunk driver didn't intentionally crash a car.