No Waymo! TWO of Google's self driving taxis crash into a pickup truck in Arizona within MINUTES of each other - forcing company to issue recall

In what appears to be a vehicle recall epidemic, the self-driving car service Waymo has issued a software recall after two of its vehicles collided with a tow truck in December. A tow truck was pulling a pickup truck in Phoenix, Arizona when a Waymo vehicle's camera sensor allegedly misjudged the truck's location, causing the collision. The truck continued driving and was hit a few minutes later by a second Waymo vehicle – there were no passengers in either Waymo vehicle at the time of the accident. Waymo announced the recall in a blog post on Tuesday, repeatedly calling the incident a'rare event' and said it had immediately started rolling out a software update to its entire fleet of autonomous vehicles. The company said it reported the crashes to the Phoenix Police Department, the Arizona Department of Public Safety, and the NHTSA and conducted an internal review of the two incidents.