Wuhan police said preliminary findings indicated that the incidents were caused by a system failure.

Passengers in Baidu's robotaxis were trapped for up to two hours.

Baidu Apollo Robotaxis froze in the middle of lanes, stranding passengers and causing crashes. What didn't Baidu learn from Waymo and what might we suspect about the cause?

A number of Baidu Inc.’s Apollo Go robotaxis suddenly stopped on the streets of China’s Wuhan city on Tuesday, trapping passengers in vehicles and raising concerns about the safety and reliability of ...

A fleet of Baidu's driverless taxis stopped mid-highway in Wuhan, blocking traffic, trapping passengers, and drawing a police ...

A robotaxi outage in Wuhan left passengers stranded in moving traffic, raising fresh concerns about fleet-wide failures, ...

A suspected system failure froze Baidu’s robotaxis across Wuhan, trapping passengers and reportedly causing traffic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Baidu's driverless taxi service began charging for rides in Beijing in 2021 and operates in designated areas across several cities ...

A “system failure” caused a robotaxi outage involving multiple vehicles operated by Baidu’s Apollo Go in central Chinese city of Wuhan, local police said on Wednesday, re-igniting safety concerns over ...

Following a recent robotaxi outage in Wuhan, China has instructed local authorities to enhance safety checks and self-inspections during intelligent vehicle road tests.

Numerous robotaxis operated by Chinese tech giant Baidu froze in a major city on Tuesday, reportedly trapping passengers ...