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Some of Vasquez's colleagues soon turned against her. Others, along with the U.S. agency that investigates crashes, say that she was just one part of Uber’s flawed system to ensure safety. 📸:Cassidy Araiza 9/13 https://t.co/C6OlVm03ko — PolitiTweet.org

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In the aftermath of the crash, hundreds of employees were laid off. Uber’s Advanced Technologies Group ended its self-driving truck program, and the remaining staff shifted their attention to a new era hyper-focused on improving safety. 8/13 — PolitiTweet.org

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A year after the crash Uber learned it wouldn't face criminal consequences. In 2020, Vasquez was indicted for negligent homicide. And that’s how Rafaela Vasquez—and only Rafaela Vazquez—was indicted for allegedly causing the first pedestrian death by a self-driving car. 10/13 — PolitiTweet.org

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