NHTSA bans EasyMile self-driving shuttle fleet from carrying passengers
Record
| Company | EasyMile |
| Industry | AV trucking |
| Type(s) | regulatory |
| Date | ~Feb 2020 (month precision) |
| Time of day | not documented |
| Location | USA |
| Severity | (recall, enforcement, or fleet-wide fault) |
| Scale | not documented |
| Confidence | medium |
| Verified flag | Yes - independently re-checked against the cited source |
Summary
NHTSA ordered EasyMile to stop carrying passengers in its EZ10 autonomous shuttles nationwide following a passenger fall/injury incident, then lifted the suspension in May 2020 after safety reviews.
Primary source
Publisher: WIRED / Smart Cities Dive · Retrieved: 2026-09-16
Supporting source rows (1)
| Date | Supporting source row | Publisher | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| ~Feb 2020 | NHTSA bans EasyMile self-driving shuttle fleet from carrying passengers | WIRED / Smart Cities Dive | WIRED / Smart Cities Div |
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