Waymo is recalling more than 600 self-driving vehicles after one of them struck a telephone pole in Arizona. The recall includes 672 vehicles, which is the entire fleet.

Waymo is recalling more than 600 self-driving vehicles after one of them struck a telephone pole in Arizona.The recall includes 672 vehicles, which is the entire fleet.The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in its report that last month a driverless Waymo vehicle hit a wooden utility pole in Phoenix while it was in an alleyway and trying to perform a low-speed pullover maneuver.

Waymo is recalling more than 600 self-driving vehicles after one of them struck a telephone pole in Arizona last month.

Alphabet's Waymo said Thursday it would recall 672 of its self-driving vehicles after one of its driverless vehicles struck a wooden utility pole in Phoenix, Arizona in May.

Waymo issued a recall for its 672 driverless cars to make them less likely to drive into telephone poles. The recall follows a May 21 accident in Phoenix, Arizona, in which a Waymo driverless car hit a telephone pole that was installed in the roadway in an alley.

Waymo has issued another recall of its software following an incident in Phoenix in May when a Waymo vehicle operated autonomously collided with a telephone pole at a low speed. The news was first published by the Verge,

Waymo has recalled over 600 autonomous vehicles over an issue that could cause them to strike poles. The recall was prompted by a crash that occurred in Phoenix last month. The affected models have already been fixed with updated maps and new software.

Waymo has issued a voluntary software recall for all 672 of its Jaguar I-Pace robotaxis following an incident where one robotaxi collided with a telephone pole. This marks the second recall by the Alphabet-owned autonomous vehicle company,