Passengers injured in collision between bus and delivery robot in Tallinn
A city bus and a delivery robot collided at a pedestrian crossing in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Eight or nine passengers were injured, and the robot left the scene.
A city public transport bus and a delivery robot collided this week at a signal-controlled pedestrian crossing in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Eight or nine bus passengers were injured in the incident, while the robot left the scene. The information comes from "Tallinna Linnatransport" (TLT), a company owned by the Tallinn city government that runs the city's public transport.
What is known
According to TLT, the collision took place on a pedestrian crossing regulated by traffic signals. The exact number of casualties has not been established: the company says eight or nine passengers were hurt.
After the collision, the delivery robot left the scene. The source does not say who owns the robot, how it was being operated, or what kind of injuries the passengers sustained.
The source gives no further details about how the incident unfolded or whether an investigation is under way.
