NHTSA SGO crash report
Report 30610-8201
Zoox, Inc. · 2019 Toyota Highlander · San Francisco, CA
Report summary
30610-8201
- Date
- Jul 2024
- Manufacturer
- Zoox, Inc.
- Vehicle
- 2019 Toyota Highlander
- Location
- San Francisco, CA
- Speed
- 0 mph
- Engagement
- ADS
Report narrative
What was reported
A Zoox vehicle (Vehicle 1), was completing a mission traveling southwest on [XXX] in San Francisco. As the vehicle was completing its mission and slowed to a near stop, the Zoox vehicle operator identified an oncoming bicycle, disengaged from autonomy, and braked the Zoox vehicle to a full stop in its lane. The bicyclist crossed into the oncoming traffic lane occupied by the Zoox vehicle and continued rapidly while steering directly towards the front of the Zoox vehicle. The bicycle made contact with the front bumper of the stationary Zoox vehicle and the bicyclist made contact with the hood of the Zoox vehicle and fell to the ground. The police and emergency responders arrived at the scene and the bicyclist was transported to a hospital. The police report describes injuries to the bicyclist as "loss of consciousness, complaint of pain to back, knee, and toe nail". This 10-Day update provides complete information to date for this incident.
Tracked VIN-prefix match
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The public prefix corresponds to 4 tracked VIN candidates; 4 are currently active. This does not identify the exact vehicle involved.
Crash context
Conditions and outcome
- Injury severity alleged
- Minor
- Crash with
- Non-Motorist: Cyclist
- Subject movement
- Stopped
- Roadway
- Street
- Weather
- Clear
SGO metadata
Report details
- Report type
- 10-Day Update
- Report version
- 2
- Submission date
- JUL-2024
- Incident time
- 11:07
- Operating entity
- Zoox
- Driver / operator type
- In-Vehicle (Commercial / Test)
- Within ODD
- Yes
- Investigating agency
- SFPD
- Same vehicle ID
- f2429255e0858ca
- Same incident ID
- ad0dcca9b823fd2
Important: this is an entity-submitted crash report. Crash involvement does not establish responsibility, fault, or an NHTSA safety finding.
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