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Waymo Recalls 1,200 Driverless Vehicles Over Software Glitch

Waymo has recalled 1,200 autonomous vehicles due to software issues that increased collision risks with barriers between 2022 and 2024, though no injuries reported.


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Waymo has recalled over 1,200 self-driving vehicles due to a software glitch that has caused them to crash into barriers. The recall was initiated after 16 collisions were reported between 2022 and 2024, prompting NHTSA's investigation. All vehicles received a software update to rectify the issue. Waymo maintains a high safety standard, providing 250,000 trips weekly, and has plans to grow its presence in additional cities while addressing safety concerns. This recall marks the latest in a series of software-related recalls for the autonomous vehicle company.

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