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Waymo robotaxi arriving at SFO Airport Rental Car Center for passenger pickup, highlighting new autonomous service launch.

Waymo starts robotaxi service at San Francisco International Airport

29 gennaio 2026 Riportato dall'IA Immagine generata dall'IA

Alphabet's Waymo has begun offering fully autonomous rides to San Francisco International Airport, marking the third major airport in its network. The service launches with a select group of riders and pickups limited to the Rental Car Center, with plans for broader access soon. This expansion comes amid scrutiny from a recent incident involving a child pedestrian in Santa Monica.

Tesla cybertruck door malfunctions in incident involving baby

A couple reported that their Tesla Cybertruck's door malfunctioned while driving, nearly ejecting their infant child from the vehicle. The incident has sparked safety concerns for the stainless-steel designed truck amid ongoing reliability issues. Public backlash includes calls for recalls, but Tesla has not responded.

Matatu operators vow weekly strikes over safety issues

02 febbraio 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Matatu operators in Nairobi disrupted transport on February 2, 2026, by blocking key roads despite a suspension call, protesting vehicle torchings by mobs. They plan to continue strikes every Monday until President William Ruto engages in talks. Police responded by removing number plates and towing vehicles.

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Why Kenyan petrol stations have buckets of sand

Every petrol station in Kenya features red buckets filled with sand, which are mandatory lifesaving tools against fire disasters. These buckets are not just decorative; they smother flames and absorb fuel spills. National regulations require them to ensure safety in high-risk areas.

U.S. air force report details Okinawa teacher's death in helicopter wind incident

26 gennaio 2026 Riportato dall'IA

A U.S. Air Force report has detailed the death of a 60-year-old Japanese schoolteacher killed by strong winds from a U.S. military helicopter at a school inside Kadena Air Base in Okinawa. The incident occurred on April 22, 2025, when the teacher, standing just 26 meters from the helicopter, fell and hit her head on concrete, despite rules requiring a minimum distance of 150 meters. She succumbed to her injuries five days later.

NTSB launches investigation into Waymo robotaxis passing school buses

The National Transportation Safety Board has initiated an investigation into Waymo's autonomous vehicles for failing to stop for school buses in Austin, Texas. This probe follows a preliminary review by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and a voluntary software recall by Waymo. Despite the update, incidents continued, prompting federal scrutiny.

Pemex segnala piccolo incendio alla raffineria di Dos Bocas

24 gennaio 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) ha segnalato un piccolo incendio alla raffineria Olmeca di Dos Bocas, Tabasco, il 22 gennaio 2026. L'incidente è derivato da una perdita di contenimento in una linea di scarico ed è stato contenuto senza danni al personale, all'ambiente o alla comunità. La raffineria continua a operare normalmente e in sicurezza.

31 gennaio 2026 19:06