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NHTSA Investigates Waymo After Robotaxis Still Violate School Bus Rules

The US safety agency questions the effectiveness of a November 2025 software update after reports indicate autonomous vehicles continued illegally passing stopped school buses.

4 publishers · 4 articles · first seen 9 Nov 2026 · updated 3d ago

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4 publishers have covered this in 4 articles since 9 Nov 2026. TechCrunch published first, on 9 November at 15:24 UTC; Engadget followed 52 min later. The most recent article, from Feed: All Latest, appeared on 9 November at 22:40 UTC.

Outlets reporting it: TechCrunch (major outlet), Feed: All Latest (major outlet), Engadget, Quartz.

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  1. Waymo Said It Fixed Its School Bus Problem. The US Government Says It Didn’t Work Feed: All Latest ·
  2. Waymo robotaxis kept illegally passing school buses after software fix, feds say TechCrunch ·
  3. NHTSA opened recall query on Waymo as school bus violations continued after fix Quartz
  4. NHTSA investigates if Waymo robotaxis are still running school bus stop signs Engadget

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