Waymo’s robotaxi software recall ramps up safety measures
Wednesday, May 14, 2025, 3:20 pm
Waymo has recalled 1,200 of its self-driving taxis following minor impacts with roadside barriers, gates, and chains. The recall, enacted via a software update, comes as the company reviews its automated driving protocols to better navigate obstacle-laden roads, much to the chagrin of its passengers and onlookers alike.
Waymo issued a software recall on 1,200 self-driving vehicles after some of its robotaxis were involved in minor collisions with gates, chains, and other gate-like roadway objects. The software update, which was first reported by Reuters, was conducted late last year, according to documents filed…
Waymo Recalls Software in More Than 1,200 Cars The Information
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