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A Dallas apartment explosion turned into a high-stakes emergency when a Waymo self-driving car blocked the fire response route—forcing a deputy to manually move the vehicle to clear the way. The blast, triggered by a gas leak from construction damage, killed three and injured five, requiring over 100 firefighters. Waymo claims the car was mid-turn and the street was clear, but the incident exposed critical gaps in how autonomous tech handles real-world emergencies. First responders say immediate human intervention was vital—a lesson that underscores the need for clearer protocols as driverless cars become more common on our roads.
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