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Waymo says San Francisco service has resumed after one-hour pause

Waymo resumes San Francisco operations following a one-hour service pause triggered by a widespread PG&E power outage.

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Waymo service in San Francisco has returned to normal operation. The autonomous vehicle fleet was paused for one hour after a power outage disrupted infrastructure, including traffic signals, across parts of the city. Coverage from outlets including TechCrunch, the San Francisco Chronicle, and ABC7 Bay Area confirms that the electrical failure was managed by PG&E.

Reports from SFGATE and NBC Bay Area note the outage affected thousands of customers in areas such as the Presidio, Golden Gate, and Lands End. The utility attributed the disruption to an equipment malfunction. Future updates will depend on reports from PG&E regarding the stability of the local grid.

Coverage does not yet specify if the outage resulted in any long-term technical impacts to the Waymo fleet beyond the initial pause.

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Quick answers

Why did Waymo pause its service?

The service was paused due to a PG&E power outage that impacted traffic lights in San Francisco.

How long was the service disruption?

The Waymo service pause lasted for one hour.

What caused the power outage?

According to coverage from SFGATE, the outage affecting thousands of customers was reportedly due to an equipment malfunction.

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