A collision involving a Waymo driverless car occurred in northeast Atlanta on Sunday night. The incident resulted in the car catching fire after being rear-ended by a Jeep. The crash led to injuries, with two people hurt in the incident. Further details about the collision are available from local news sources, including FOX 5 Atlanta.
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