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Minor injury2025-10NHTSASan Francisco30610-13121Passenger Car · struck on the rear left, rear right · making left turn
- Crash With
- Passenger Car
- Highest Injury Severity Alleged
- Minor W/O Hospitalization
- SV Pre-Crash Movement
- Making Left Turn
- SV Contact Area
- Rear Left, Rear Right
- SV Precrash Speed (MPH)
- 0
- CP Pre-Crash Movement
- Proceeding Straight
- CP Contact Area
- Front
- Within ODD?
- Yes
- Automation System Engaged?
- ADS
- Roadway Type
- Intersection
- Weather
- Cloudy
- Investigating Agency
- None
- Make
- TOYOTA
- Model
- Highlander
SV is the subject vehicle — the one whose operator filed the report. CP is the crash partner, the other party. Contact area is where each was struck. NHTSA requires a report for any crash involving the driving system regardless of fault.
A Zoox vehicle (Vehicle 1) operating in autonomous mode was westbound on [XXX], preparing to make an unprotected left turn onto [XXX] in San Francisco. As the Zoox vehicle slowed approaching the intersection at [XXX], a left-turning vehicle in the oncoming lane accelerated abruptly. The Zoox vehicle braked in response to the oncoming vehicle, and was rear ended by a passenger car (Vehicle 2) traveling directly behind. The Zoox vehicle operator then disengaged from autonomy, and shortly after, continued through the intersection along [XXX] and pulled over to exchange information. The Zoox vehicle sustained minor damage to the rear end, and Vehicle 2 appears to have sustained moderate damage to the left front area and hood. The Zoox vehicle operator and the software operator, seated in the front passenger seat, reported injuries after the collision. The police were not called.
cause not established30610-13121ZooxSource file ↗Minor injury2025-09NHTSAMiami30610-11903Non-Motorist: Other · struck on the rear left · making right turn
- Crash With
- Non-Motorist: Other
- Highest Injury Severity Alleged
- Minor W/O Hospitalization
- SV Pre-Crash Movement
- Making Right Turn
- SV Contact Area
- Rear Left
- SV Precrash Speed (MPH)
- 0
- CP Pre-Crash Movement
- Other, see Narrative
- Within ODD?
- Yes
- Automation System Engaged?
- ADS
- Roadway Type
- Intersection
- Weather
- Cloudy
- Investigating Agency
- Miami Police Department
- Make
- TOYOTA
- Model
- Highlander
SV is the subject vehicle — the one whose operator filed the report. CP is the crash partner, the other party. Contact area is where each was struck. NHTSA requires a report for any crash involving the driving system regardless of fault.
A Zoox vehicle operating in autonomous mode was traveling in the right lane on southbound [XXX] and preparing to turn right onto [XXX] in Miami when it slowed to a stop in the crosswalk to properly yield to a left-turning vehicle in the oncoming lane. At that time, an e-scooterist westbound on [XXX] entered the crosswalk against the light at [XXX], then swerved and brushed the rear corner of the stopped Zoox vehicle. The e-scooter and the rider remained upright and continued onto the sidewalk along [XXX]. The Zoox vehicle operator then disengaged from autonomous mode and completed the turn shortly after. The Zoox vehicle operator checked on the e-scooterist, who appeared to have stopped to pick up something they dropped. Law enforcement and EMS were called as the e-scooterist reported injury. The EMS personnel provided the e-scooterist with an ice pack and then left the scene. Neither the Zoox vehicle nor the e-scooter sustained any damage.
cause not established30610-11903ZooxSource file ↗Minor injury2025-07NHTSAParadise30610-11515Pickup Truck · struck on the rear left, rear, rear right · stopped
- Crash With
- Pickup Truck
- Highest Injury Severity Alleged
- Minor W/O Hospitalization
- SV Pre-Crash Movement
- Stopped
- SV Contact Area
- Rear Left, Rear, Rear Right
- SV Precrash Speed (MPH)
- 0
- CP Pre-Crash Movement
- Proceeding Straight
- CP Contact Area
- Front Left, Front, Front Right
- Within ODD?
- Yes
- Automation System Engaged?
- ADS
- Roadway Type
- Street
- Weather
- Clear
- Investigating Agency
- Las Vegas Metro Police Department
- Make
- TOYOTA
- Model
- Highlander
SV is the subject vehicle — the one whose operator filed the report. CP is the crash partner, the other party. Contact area is where each was struck. NHTSA requires a report for any crash involving the driving system regardless of fault.
A Zoox vehicle (Vehicle 1) operating in autonomous mode was traveling south on [XXX] in the right lane and slowing for a red emergency traffic signal at [XXX] in Las Vegas. Shortly after the Zoox vehicle came to a stop, a pickup (Vehicle 2) following directly behind was rear ended by an SUV (Vehicle 3) that failed to stop. Vehicle 2 then rear ended the stopped Zoox vehicle. The police arrived at the scene. The driver of Vehicle 3 reported that their "head hurt" but declined medical attention. The Zoox vehicle sustained minor damage.
cause not established30610-11515ZooxSource file ↗Minor injury2025-07NHTSASpring Valley30610-11405Passenger Car · struck on the rear left, left, front left, rear, front, right · making left turn
- Crash With
- Passenger Car
- Highest Injury Severity Alleged
- Minor W/ Hospitalization
- SV Pre-Crash Movement
- Making Left Turn
- SV Contact Area
- Rear Left, Left, Front Left, Rear, Front, Right
- SV Precrash Speed (MPH)
- 16
- CP Pre-Crash Movement
- Proceeding Straight
- CP Contact Area
- Front Left, Front, Front Right
- Within ODD?
- Yes
- Automation System Engaged?
- ADS
- Roadway Type
- Intersection
- Weather
- Clear
- Investigating Agency
- Las Vegas Police Department
- Make
- TOYOTA
- Model
- Highlander
SV is the subject vehicle — the one whose operator filed the report. CP is the crash partner, the other party. Contact area is where each was struck. NHTSA requires a report for any crash involving the driving system regardless of fault.
A Zoox vehicle (Vehicle 1) operating in autonomous mode was traveling south on [XXX] and initiating a left turn from a dedicated signalized turn lane onto [XXX] in Las Vegas with a flashing yellow. The Zoox vehicle operator disengaged just prior to the signal turning from flashing yellow to green arrow as they continued to execute the left turn. At that time, a passenger car (Vehicle 2) traveling north on [XXX] failed to stop for the red traffic signal and entered the intersection at a high speed, colliding with the passenger side of the Zoox vehicle. The side impact caused the Zoox vehicle to roll onto its driver's side. Both vehicles sustained major damage with airbag deployments. The police and EMS arrived at the scene. The Zoox vehicle operator was transported to a medical facility by an ambulance, and Vehicle 2's driver was reported to have declined medical attention. Both vehicles were towed from the scene.
cause not established30610-11405ZooxSource file ↗