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Waymo recalls nearly 3,800 robotaxis after driverless car drove through a flooded road

A Waymo vehicle in San Antonio detected standing water on a 40 mph highway in April but continued through at a reduced speed

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Waymo recalls 3,800 robotaxis after glitch allowed some vehicles to 'drive into standing water'

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Waymo to recall nearly 3,800 robotaxis over self-driving software issue

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Thousands of Waymos recalled after robotaxi swept into a creek

Waymo is recalling thousands of its self-driving cars in the US over a software issue that could allow vehicles to drive into flooded roads.

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Waymo recalls 3,800 robotaxis over risk of entering flooded roads

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3,800 Waymos recalled for issue that lets them drive into standing water on higher speed roadways

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Waymo recalls nearly 3,800 robotaxis after software flaw allowed vehicles to drive into floodwater

The defect, which affected 3,791 vehicles, caused the cars to slow down and then proceed into standing water on higher-speed roadways — a scenario the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration sa...

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Waymo recalls over 3,500 vehicles after robotaxi entered flooded Texas road, company says

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Waymo recalls robotaxis after vehicle drove on flooded road

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Between Life And Death—Waymo Robotaxis Are Blocking Emergency Vehicles

For a technology that’s supposed to remove friction and revolutionize urban transportation, Waymo’s robotaxis are creating a different kind of problem.In a closed-door meeting with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) last month,

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Waymos Aren’t Going to Solve Traffic Deaths

Every week, it seems, Waymos pop up in another U.S. city. And as these Alphabet-backed robotaxis spread, so do the fights over them, at just about every level of government. Last week, Washington D.C.

Spotted in Detroit: Chinese-made minivan could ferry Waymo riders here

Waymo is testing the Ojai, an electric model made by China's Geely, in cities including San Francisco, Los Angeles and Austin.

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I feel safer in a Waymo than an Uber. Am I wrong? Tell us here. | Opinion

Waymo launched in Nashville this month, and promptly blocked traffic downtown. Are self-driving cars safe to ride in? Tell us what you think here.