Mesa police say a self-driving vehicle was among five cars involved in a collision, but no serious injuries were reported.
The driver of the Waymo vehicle told authorities that the car wasn’t in autonomous mode at the time of Saturday night’s crash.
Witnesses say a car failed to stop for a red light and crashed into a Waymo vehicle as it was making a left turn.
Police say the car then struck three other cars before stopping.
Self-driving vehicles recently came under fire in March when an Uber vehicle in autonomous mode with an operator behind the wheel fatally struck a woman in Tempe
A Waymo vehicle was struck by a red light runner last month in Chandler.
Parent company Google brought the self-driving Waymo project to Chandler.
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- Driver Had Hands off Wheel in Fatal Tesla Autopilot Crash in California
- Uber Ends Self-Driving Program in Arizona Following Fatality
- Tesla Hits Parked Police Vehicle in California, Driver Blames Autopilot
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