Waymo recalls robotaxi software after school bus incidents
Waymo is recalling 3,067 vehicles after at least 20 violations of passing stopped school buses in Austin, Texas, prompting a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration probe.
- Waymo will issue a voluntary software recall on its self-driving rideshare robotaxis after its vehicles illegally passed stopped school buses in Austin nearly 20 times since August.
- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wrote that Waymo vehicles' repeated behavior around school buses may "increase the risk of crash, injury, and property damage."
- Waymo officials said the company is "committed to driving real progress toward what many cities are striving for … the global effort to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries.
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Waymo recalls certain models after reports of vehicles not stopping for school buses
Certain vehicles from Waymo are being voluntarily recalled because they may not stop for a school bus.The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation in October to find similar incidents after a media outlet reported a Waymo AV that did not stop when a school bus was flashing red lights.This recall includes all Waymo 5th Generation ADS vehicles currently operating in the United States, according to an investigation let…
Waymo recalls robotaxi software due to school bus incidents
Waymo is issuing a software recall for its robotaxis following reports of the autonomous cars illegally passing school buses in Austin. This is not going to be one of those recalls in which the vehicles are actually pulled from the road. Instead, Waymo will simply update its ride-hailing cars' software.The recall comes following a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) investigation into at least 19 security incidents in which Wa…
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