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Driverless Car Company Waymo Recalls More Than 1,200 Vehicles After Collisions

  • Waymo recalled 1,212 autonomous vehicles in late 2024 due to a software defect causing collisions in the United States.
  • The recall was initiated after Waymo reported 16 minor incidents from 2022 to 2024 involving collisions with gates, chains, and similar obstacles, which led to a federal agency opening an investigation into the matter.
  • Waymo released a software update in November 2024 to fix the fifth-generation automated driving system, which significantly reduced such incidents across its fleet operating in Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Austin.
  • Waymo’s fleet consists of about 1,500 vehicles providing over 250,000 fully autonomous paid rides weekly, with the company planning expansions to new cities and integration of sixth-generation technology in coming years.
  • The recall underscores ongoing challenges in driverless technology and regulatory scrutiny, although no injuries occurred in any of the recorded collisions reported to NHTSA.
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Waymo recalls over 1,200 self-driving cars after minor crashes

The self-driving ride hailing service issued a recall following a series of collisions involving barriers in the road.

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NBC Bay Area broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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