Aledo, TX

At 5:59 AM CDT on July [XXX], 2026 in Parker County, Texas, an Aurora vehicle was traveling on a frontage road at approximately 27 mph at the intersection of [XXX] and [XXX] during a development mission. The Aurora vehicle was in manual mode. The Aurora vehicle was traveling straight through an intersection. The other vehicle was entering the intersection on the left side of the Aurora truck. The collision occurred when the Aurora truck was proceeding into the intersection with a light that had been green for several seconds and the other vehicle was proceeding against a red light. Following the collision, the vehicle operator brought the vehicle to a stop. The Aurora vehicle was towed from the location. The Aurora vehicle had previously been engaged in autonomy and the vehicle operator performed a disengagement well before the intersection and approximately 12 seconds before the collision. No injuries were reported. The Aurora vehicle sustained damage. Aurora will supplement or modify its reporting should additional relevant information become available.

At 1:54 PM CDT on October [XXX], 2025 in Aledo, Texas, an Aurora truck traveling at approximately 7 mph on an [XXX] frontage road in autonomy brushed against a temporary construction barrier. This was a development test using testing software, not Aurora's commercial driverless software. During development missions, Aurora tests new roads and conditions outside of its current ODD to prepare for safe driverless operations as Aurora expands its ODD. Two vehicle operators and a backseat rider were inside the vehicle. While traversing a very narrow lane between temporary barriers and a ditch, slowly and with support of remote assist, the Aurora truck brushed a roadside barrier, resulting in minor scraping on the side of the truck. The Aurora vehicle operator then disengaged autonomy and manually drove the truck to Aurora's Fort Worth terminal. No injuries were reported. No damage to the barrier was observed.