Waymo Recalls 444 Self-Driving Vehicles Over Software Error

The recall follows two minor collisions in Arizona, highlighting safety concerns amid the expansion of driverless taxi services.

Waymo, owned by Google's parent company Alphabet, recalls 444 self-driving vehicles after two minor collisions in Arizona due to a software error.
The incidents occurred in December, with both vehicles hitting the same towed pickup truck, leading to a software update.
Waymo voluntarily reported the issue to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and updated the software in all affected vehicles.
The recall comes amid growing tensions and safety concerns over the expansion of driverless taxi services in the US.
Waymo's actions reflect a commitment to safety and transparency, despite recent incidents involving autonomous vehicles.