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Waymo resumes San Antonio service five months after flooding incident

Waymo resumes San Antonio service five months after flooding incident

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Summary

Waymo has resumed service in San Antonio five months after suspending operations. The company halted service in the city in April after one of its robotaxis was swept away by flooding. The firm says the service is now back in San Antonio. No further details about the scope or schedule of the resumed service were provided.

Details

Waymo has restarted its service in San Antonio after a five-month suspension.

The company paused operations in the city in April following an incident in which one of its robotaxis was swept away by floodwaters. That event prompted the temporary halt to services.

Waymo now reports that service in San Antonio is back online. The source information does not include additional details about the scale of the resumed service, specific restart dates, or measures taken after the incident.

No information has been provided about operational changes, safety adjustments, or planned next steps by the company in connection with the service resumption.

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The resumption restores Waymo's robotaxi availability in San Antonio following the April flooding-related suspension.

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