More than 100 robotaxis stopped right on the busy streets of Wuhan, China. Many cars stopped in the fast lane (left), which led to accidents on some roads, UNN reports with reference to Reuters.
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It is noted that the police called the incident with Apollo Go driverless taxis a "technical failure." This service belongs to Baidu, but there have been no comments from them yet.
Some passengers left the cars on their own, but many did not dare to get out of the robotaxis due to very heavy traffic on the roadway
What happened sparked new heated debates in China about the safety of driverless taxis. An investigation is underway into this fact.
Recall
Uber, in partnership with Chinese giant Baidu, will launch robotaxis in the UK, starting a pilot project with Apollo Go RT6 drones in the first half of 2026. The company plans to make the service available to Londoners by the end of next year.
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