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Published 09:53 5 Apr 2016 BST

via Giphy / California Transit Authority[/caption]
The transit agency has concluded that the bus driver was not responsible. Neither the car passenger (a Google employee) nor anyone on the bus was harmed.
Statistically speaking, self driving cars are still far safe than conventional automobiles, having driven 500,000 miles in America until now without incident.
Still, do you trust a robot to take the wheel? And will the car still some crashing onto the market this summer? Only time will tell...
The video below was released by The Santa Clara Valley transportation authority.
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