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[00:00.20]Google's self-driving car hit a small bump in the road.
[00:05.68]The driverless car had an accident February 14 in California.
[00:13.16]The accident was reported to the Department of Motor Vehicles in California February 23.
[00:21.20]According to WIRED, a technology publication,
[00:26.04]the car changed traffic lanes and moved into the path of a bus.
[00:31.68]The driverless car was a Lexus SUV.
[00:37.04]When it hit the bus, the Google car was moving at around 3 kilometers per hour.
[00:44.36]The speed of the bus was 24 kilometers per hour at the time of the collision.
[00:52.56]No injuries were reported.
[00:55.44]The left front wheel and fender of the Google car were damaged.
[01:01.76]In a May 2015 monthly report Google said:
[01:06.68]"We'll inevitably be involved in accidents;
[01:10.64]sometimes it's impossible to overcome the realities of speed and distance...
[01:16.84]In the six years of our project,
[01:20.16]we've been involved in 12 minor accidents
[01:23.92]during more than 1.8 million miles of autonomous and manual driving combined."
[01:32.12]Google has predicted the cars will be ready for the road by 2020.
[01:39.27]I'm Mario Ritter.