Uber said Monday it had restarted autonomous testing that day following a collision involving one of its test vehicles and another driver.
The other vehicle — not the Uber — was cited in the Tempe, Ariz., incident Friday, according to Tempe police Det. Lily Duran. Images and video from Mark Beach of Fresco News shared with Repairer Driven News indicate the Uber was a Volvo.
Duran wrote in an email Monday that the other driver failed to yield to a southbound Uber vehicle while turning left at the intersection of Don Carlos Drive and McClintock Drive.
“The vehicles collided causing the autonomous vehicle to roll onto (its) side,” Duran wrote. “There were no serious injuries.”
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