A driverless car and a construction vehicle were involved in a crash in San Francisco Thursday night, sources told NBC Bay Area. The incident happened at around 9:20 p.m. on Gough Street near Geary.

A masked man with a hammer bashed in a Cruise robotaxi in downtown San Francisco on Sunday night — the latest incident involving the autonomous vehicles that have drawn complaints over increased ...

A crash between Cruise robotaxi and a San Francisco Fire Department truck occurred last night in Tenderloin. The incident happed a week after the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC ...

Cruise, the robotaxi startup owned by General Motors, will reduce its fleet of autonomous vehicles by 50% in San Francisco. KPIX “We believe it’s clear that Cruise positively impacts overall ...

Another Cruise car sat busted in an intersection Thursday night — a week after one of the company’s driverless vehicles collided with a San Francisco firetruck, in part provoking the ...

Waymo and Cruise both were born in or near San Francisco. Now the city wants them to slow down. Waymo. In the world of self-driving, the strong leaders are now Google/Alphabet’s Waymo, and GM ...

California's DMV has requested Cruise cut its San Francisco fleet in half following one of its autonomous vehicles' crash with a fire truck last night. Cruise told KTVU they will comply.

Cruise will now have 150 cars driving in San Francisco at night and only 50 during the day after a request from the DMV, which is investigating "concerning incidents." 24/7 Live San Francisco East ...

Want to ride a robotaxi in San Francisco ... Since this approval just happened Thursday night ... Waymo green light to give paid rides 24/7 across San Francisco. How to ride with Waymo and Cruise.

A mock-up of the Cruise Origin turning a corner in San Francisco. The company tells The Examiner it’s testing human-operated prototypes in The City (Courtesy Cruise/Ayrat A. of Adobe Stock) ...