Keep your eyes on the road... Google Street View car crashes into two buses and a truck However many eyes on the road Google's Street View cars have it's not enough to compensate for the human element: one of the search giant's roving vehicles has been involved in a number of car crashes in the Indonesian city of Bogor. Police reports suggest that the drive of the Street View car hit a bus, but then panicked when the bus driver responded angrily. They tried to drive away but then ran into a second bus and then a truck. It's not known whether anybody was hurt during the incident, though eyewitness pictures posted to an Indonesian website show that the crash was not too serious, at least in terms of damage to the car. Vishnu Mahmud, head of communications for Google in Indonesia, told news agency AFP that the company takes "incidents like this very seriously" and that they are "working closely with local authorities to address the situation." Google's Street View vehicles (they have quite a selection, ranging from trolleys to the 'Trekker') usually seem to go about their business pretty serenely, but with all those cameras its no surprise that their scrapes are more visible than most. Earlier this year Google had to explain a series of images from their Street View car in Botswana that seemed to show a donkey knocked down by the vehicle. Fortunately, Google pointed out that subsequent pictures showed the animal on its feet and suggested that it had merely been taking a dust bath in the middle of the road.