According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the human driver of the other vehicle was at fault, there were no injuries, and the incident caused minor damage.
The oval-shaped shuttle -- sponsored by AAA, the Review-Journal added -- can transport up to 12 passengers at a time. It has an attendant and a computer monitor, and uses GPS and electric curb sensors instead of brake pedals or a steering wheel.
But if it hit a pedestrian or bicyclist, might have been a different story. Also, what are the backups if all or part of it's sensor system fails? Because they will.
Kinda cute little devil.
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