SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Cruise reached a settlement with a woman who was severely injured by one of the company's robotaxis, according to a new report.
The exact terms of the agreement have not been revealed.
The woman was hit by a regular vehicle back October.
The impact threw her into the path of a driverless car at 5th and Market Streets in San Francisco.
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She was then pinned under the car as it attempted to pull over.
Cruise said the incident was caused by a software malfunction.
The incident led the DMV to suspend Cruise's driverless taxi license in San Francisco.