Driverless Car Maker Waymo Recalls More Than 1,200 Vehicles: Here’s The Problem That Caused It

Popular Robotaxi and self-controlling car company Waymo The driver of the driver reminded of 1200 Electric vehicles After informing about accidents with certain road barriers.

Unfortunate presented a report with National Highway Traffic Safety Department16 different car clashes between 2022 and 2024 are aware of 16 different car collisions that attract chains, doors and similar obstacles in the first place. The company provides more than 250,000 paid taxi visit every week, and this plans to expand this considerably in 2025 and 2026.

Waymo, initially provided free software updates and repair for affected vehicles, but until November 7, 2024, followed by a full recollection of Waymo cars with 5th generation automated driving systems and software versions.

A Waymo spokesman told CNET that he was reminiscent of any means of transport on the future road, and was designed to significantly reduce the possibility of such measures. “We are holding ourselves with a high security standard and reducing injuries with ten million full autonomous miles and our technology is safer,” the press secretary. “NHTSA plays an important role in road safety and will continue to work in cooperation with the agency within our task of being the most reliable driver in the world.”

CNET also reached the head of the autonomous driving part of Anirudh Bhoopalam In luxury researchWhat does this mean to this industry. “We see here that the program has previously taken place, and technology will happen as technology grown,” he said. “Waymo remains an open leader in the Robotaxi space, which will not affect the trajectory or public perception, especially as the company voluntarily resolves the issue.”

Waymo, Google’s alphabet is a car-oriented department of the mother Robotaxi services In Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Austin, Texas. Plans to expand with Atlanta in the coming years Uber partnership And as a result Washington, DC, Miami and Tokyo.

The car company also announced the start of hand-operated vehicles in 10 cities in early 2025.