Multiple Accidents Involving Driverless Cruise Cars in San Francisco

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A Cruise robotaxi in San Francisco collided with a fire truck, leaving one passenger with non-severe injuries. The incident occurred when the driverless vehicle entered an intersection on a green light and was struck by the emergency vehicle. This comes shortly after the California Public Utilities Commission approved 24/7 paid robotaxi services in the city, despite concerns about self-driving cars interfering with emergency vehicles. Cruise has faced previous incidents of obstructing traffic and getting stuck in wet concrete during testing.
- Self-driving Cruise vehicle crashes with San Francisco fire truck The Verge
- Driverless car struck by San Francisco fire truck, injuring passenger ABC7 News Bay Area
- Driverless Cruise car got stuck in wet concrete in San Francisco Business Insider
- Cruise robo-taxis involved in 2 San Francisco crashes in same night San Francisco Chronicle
- VIDEO: Driverless Cruise car struck by San Francisco fire truck, injuring passenger, company says KGO-TV
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