.... But it was the other party's fault:
https://news.sky.com/story/driverless-bus-in-crash-after-two-hours-on-road-in-las-vegas-11119198
I wonder what would happen if it was the other way around.
Quoting:
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The bus, which can hold up to 12 passengers, has an attendant and computer monitor but no steering wheel or brake pedals.
It uses GPS and electronic kerb sensors to navigate the roads."
Source:
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/open-source-apollo-speeds-up-baidus-self-driving-software-development/
Quoting:
"In July, Chinese technology company Baidu made its Apollo 1.0 self-driving car software available as open source on Github, using the Apache/BSD license. By Day 4 of the release, it was the most downloaded C++ software on the site.
At an Apollo meetup hosted by Baidu at its Sunnyvale, California, offices, company president Ya-Qin Zhang announced Apollo 1.5, a major iteration of the software, just three months after the initial release."