Alphabet’s Waymo this week recalled more than 1,200 self-driving vehicles over a software glitch that could make the cars more likely to crash into chains, gates and other roadway barriers ...

Waymo, the autonomous ride-hailing company that launched its services in Los Angeles late last year, is recalling more than 1,200 vehicles due to a software defect, the National Highway Traffic ...

Waymo issued a software recall for more than 1,200 robotaxis, a NHTSA report said. The recall was in response to several incidents where Waymo's cars collided with "chains or gates." This is Waymo ...

Waymo recalled roughly 1,200 driverless vehicles due to software issues detecting and responding to chains, gates and other similar roadway barriers. The autonomous driving company has already put ...

Waymo recalled its autonomous vehicles to repair a software problem linked to crashes. No one was injured in the reported collisions. The company operates its ride-hailing service in multiple ...

Waymo, the ride-hailing service that uses self-driving robotaxis, will soon have its cars explore Boston streets and Massachusetts highways. But at least for now, humans will be behind the wheel ...

Autonomous vehicle company Waymo has recalled 1,200 self-driving vehicles to update software after some were involved in minor collisions with chains, gates and other roadway barriers. In ...

Waymo recalled 1,212 vehicles for a software update to help prevent crashes. The company's fifth-generation Automated Driving System had trouble with objects like gates and chains. This was ...

ATLANTA — Waymo’s driverless rides are coming to Atlanta this summer — and the company says its vehicles are already equipped with updated software that addresses the earlier recall.

Waymo and Toyota have agreed to explore a possible deal that could one day lead to a new vehicle designed for ride-hailing and even bring self-driving tech into consumer cars. The two companies ...

Waymo has issued a recall of part of its self-driving software after a glitch caused some vehicles to crash into low-visibility barriers like chains and gates. But here’s the unusual part: all ...