Another self-driving vehicle was involved in a crash in Arizona Friday when a person driving a Honda Accord lost control of their car and smashed into the autonomous SUV.
The driver of the Honda was attempting to avoid a third vehicle when the person swerved into oncoming traffic and “struck the Waymo vehicle, which was traveling at a slow speed and in autonomous mode,” according to Arizona’s KPHO-TV.
“The Waymo vehicle was not the violator vehicle [and] was in autonomous mode with an occupant behind the wheel at the time of the collision,” police told the network.
Waymo is an autonomous driving company affiliated with Google.
The person in the driver’s seat of the self-driving vehicle suffered minor injuries.
The incident took place after a woman was killed when a self-driving Uber crashed into her as she was crossing the street in March.
Uber has suspended tests of its self-driving cars since that fatal crash.
