After more than six years and 1.4 million miles of test driving, Google thought it could thumb its nose at common sense and allow a driverless car on the road with no worries.
Well, one of its people-less vehicles recently got into a scrap with a bus on the corner of El Camino Real and Castro Street near the Google HQ in Mountain View, Calif.
According to CNBC, the report was filed Feb. 23 when a self-driving Lexus RX450h (hybrid, of course) was trying to maneuver around some sandbags on the road to try not to hit a bus.
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