Uber killed the pedestrian, not Waymo. But that's hardly any comfort to the elected representatives of Arizona. I suppose the execution, management and oversigh

Uber killed the pedestrian, not Waymo. But that's hardly any comfort to the elected representatives of Arizona. I suppose the execution, management and oversight of the corporation really matter, but at this early stage of the industry it's hard to look at Uber's traffic fatality and interpret it as anything but negative for Waymo and the other driverless companies.