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Waymo robotaxis pass stopped school buses and hit a barrier pole, prompting NHTSA investigations and software recalls

Alphabet's robotaxis have twice been recalled for hitting poles and chains and were investigated in 2025 for driving past school buses with stop arms extended, as the fleet scaled to hundreds of thousands of weekly rides.

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