Waymo autonomous vehicle drives off with passenger's luggage after trunk malfunction at San Jose Airport
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Leanne Maxwell
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Summary
A Sunnyvale man named Di Jin took his first Waymo ride to San Jose Mineta Airport, but the autonomous vehicle's trunk failed to open when he tried to retrieve his luggage. The Waymo drove off with his belongings still inside. Waymo offered him two options: pay for shipping the luggage back, or take two complimentary Waymo rides to their depot in San Francisco to retrieve it himself.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledDi Jin said his first-ever Waymo ride to the San Jose Mineta Airport went pretty well Monday, until the car drove away with his luggage.
The company wants him to pay for shipping, or take two complimentary Waymo rides to the depot in SF to retrieve it.
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