Suzy Sammons to Anthony Levandowski, Austin Geidt, and Travis Kalanick, March 27, 2017:

"There are a handful of questions on ATG/Tempe for tomorrow's all hands. For any Waymo question, Angela will answer. We clarified last week that we can't provide any more detail on the lawsuit."

The prepared answer for the all-hands included: "On Friday, one of our self-driving vehicles was involved in an incident in Tempe. We paused our development operations and passenger pilots in Tempe, SF and Pittsburgh this weekend while we worked to understand what had happened. We were able to quickly confirm that our vehicle was in self-driving mode, with no backseat passengers, and that no one reported serious injuries. Police in Tempe confirmed the self-driving SUV was obeying the law and the driver in the other car who didn't yield at an intersection was cited for a moving violation. On the messaging, our car was in self-driving mode, and we believe that's still an accurate description of the capabilities we are testing."

Anthony Levandowski replied: "I am prepared to answer the Tempe collision question, and will let Angela answer any Waymo question that might pop up."