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Waymo recalls robotaxis after vehicle swept away in San Antonio flood

Waymo is recalling its U.S. fleet of robotaxis after one of the autonomous vehicles was swept away when it drove into floodwaters in San Antonio.

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Waymo issues software recall for all its vehicles after car drives into high water in San Antonio

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Waymo recalls almost 3,800 robotaxis after flooding incident in San Antonio

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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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Waymo recalls 3,800 cars after problems with standing water in flood-prone Texas cities

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

Waymo autonomous vehicles in Austin, Texas, were seen on camera driving onto a flooded street and stalling, requiring other drivers to navigate around them.

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Waymo recalls robotaxis after vehicle drove on flooded road

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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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Regional: Waymo Issued Voluntary Recall Notice For Software After Self-Driving Car Drove Into Flood Water

The autonomous ride company Waymo voluntarily recalled its entire fleet's software last month after one of the vehicles drove into a flooded lane in San Antonio, Texas.

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Waymo recalls 3,800 robotaxis after San Antonio flood mishap

Flood mishap trigger: An empty Waymo robotaxi drove into a flooded San Antonio road on April 20, prompting a nationwide recall of 3,791 vehicles. Software flaw found: The defect causes vehicles to slow but not stop in deep water on higher-speed roads ...

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Waymo expands Houston robotaxi service area ahead of FIFA World Cup events

Waymo is expanding its autonomous ride-hailing service in Houston, growing its coverage area to nearly 50 square miles and adding several major destinations across the city.

Waymo expects to restart San Antonio service next week -- three weeks after suspending it

Waymo expects to resume passenger rides in San Antonio next week, about three weeks after it halted services in the wake of floodwaters washing one of its robotaxis off a road.