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Waymo Recalls Over 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Defect

Waymo Recalls Over 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Defect

Waymo Recalls Over 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Defect
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Waymo Recalls Over 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Software Defect

Waymo Recalls Over 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Software Defect

Waymo Recalls Over 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Software Defect
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Heavy Rains in San Antonio Lead to Waymo's Nationwide Recall of Self-Driving Cars

Heavy Rains in San Antonio Lead to Waymo's Nationwide Recall of Self-Driving Cars

Heavy Rains in San Antonio Lead to Waymo's Nationwide Recall of Self-Driving Cars
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Waymo Recalls 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Risk

Waymo Recalls 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Risk

Waymo Recalls 3,500 Self-Driving Cars Due to Flooding Risk
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Waymo Recalls Nearly 4,000 Robotaxis Due to Software Glitch Affecting Safety

Waymo Recalls Nearly 4,000 Robotaxis Due to Software Glitch Affecting Safety

Waymo Recalls Nearly 4,000 Robotaxis Due to Software Glitch Affecting Safety
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San Antonio Faces Flash Floods Amid Record Rainfall and Vehicle Recall

San Antonio Faces Flash Floods Amid Record Rainfall and Vehicle Recall

San Antonio experienced significant flash flooding on April 20, 2026, with rainfall totaling 4.42 inches at San Antonio International Airport, marking the third-wettest single day in April on record. Two Flash Flood Warnings were issued in the area, both categorized as 'Considerable' threats. The flooding led to swift-water rescues northeast of the airport and evacuations in Williamson County, Texas. In response to the extreme weather, Waymo voluntarily recalled 3,791 self-driving vehicles after a defect allowed one of its cars to drive into a flooded roadway. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) confirmed the recall, citing issues with the vehicles' automated driving systems during heavy rain and flooding. Waymo has since implemented software updates and operational safeguards to address the defect.
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Waymo Recalls Self-Driving Vehicles Due to Floodwater Glitch

Waymo Recalls Self-Driving Vehicles Due to Floodwater Glitch

Waymo Recalls Self-Driving Vehicles Due to Floodwater Glitch
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Waymo Recalls 3,800 Robotaxis Due to Flood Risk, Revealing Fleet Size

Waymo Recalls 3,800 Robotaxis Due to Flood Risk, Revealing Fleet Size

Waymo Recalls 3,800 Robotaxis Due to Flood Risk, Revealing Fleet Size
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Waymo's 3,800 Robotaxis Recalled Over Software Flaw Leading to Flood Risk

Waymo's 3,800 Robotaxis Recalled Over Software Flaw Leading to Flood Risk

Waymo's 3,800 Robotaxis Recalled Over Software Flaw Leading to Flood Risk
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Waymo Recalls 3,800 Robotaxis Due to Flood Risk Software Flaw

Waymo Recalls 3,800 Robotaxis Due to Flood Risk Software Flaw

Waymo Recalls 3,800 Robotaxis Due to Flood Risk Software Flaw
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Waymo Recalls Over 3,000 Autonomous Vehicles Due to Flooding Risk

Waymo Recalls Over 3,000 Autonomous Vehicles Due to Flooding Risk

Waymo Recalls Over 3,000 Autonomous Vehicles Due to Flooding Risk
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Tesla’s robotaxi rollout features Texas-sized wait times

Tesla’s robotaxi rollout features Texas-sized wait times

By Norihiko Shirouzu, Chris Kirkham and Evan Garcia DALLAS, May 12 (Reuters) - When Tesla announced an expansion of its robotaxis to Dallas and Houston last month, some investors touted momentum for CEO Elon Musk’s mission to transform the electric-vehicle maker into an AI-powered, driverless-tech