SynopsisWaymo is recalling thousands of its self-driving robotaxis in the US. A software flaw could cause the vehicles to drive onto flooded roads. This recall affects specific models of Waymo's automated driving systems. The company is working on a permanent fix. Separately, Waymo faces investigations into other incidents.ETtechWaymo is recalling 3,791 robotaxis in the U.S. over a self-driving software issue that could likely cause the vehicles to drive onto flooded roads, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Tuesday.The recall pertains to certain fifth and sixth generation Automated Driving Systems (ADS) in robotaxis.The auto safety agency said that Waymo has modified the scope of operations to increase weather-related constraints and updated maps as an interim measure.A full remedy is currently under development, the agency said.Separately, Waymo is facing an NHTSA probe after one of its self-driving vehicles struck a child near an elementary school in Santa Monica, California, in January.Last month, the National Transportation Safety Board said it was investigating an incident in January in which Waymo self-driving vehicles passed a stopped school bus with its lights activated in violation of Texas state law. ...moreElevate your knowledge and leadership skills at a cost cheaper than your daily tea.Subscribe Now
Waymo to recall nearly 3,800 robotaxis over self-driving software issue - The Economic Times
Waymo is recalling thousands of its self-driving robotaxis in the US. A software flaw could cause the vehicles to drive onto flooded roads. This recall affects specific models of Waymo's automated driving systems. The company is working on a permanent fix. Separately, Waymo faces investigations into other incidents.
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