Management purges at Normal Motors‘ Cruise continued this week with the departure of key managers from a number of departments.

Stories point out that at the very least 9 leaders from Cruise’s industrial, authorized and coverage departments have been let go. Staff have been notified of the adjustments in an inside Slack message.

The changeup comes after an inside investigation into the Oct. 2 incident the place a Cruise autonomous automobile pinned and dragged a pedestrian.

“At the moment, following an preliminary evaluation of the Oct. 2 incident and Cruise’s response to it, 9 people departed Cruise,” the corporate stated. “As an organization, we’re dedicated to full transparency and are centered on rebuilding belief and working with the best requirements with regards to security, integrity and accountability and imagine that new management is important to realize these targets.”

GM, Cruise’s mother or father firm, echoed the sentiment in a separate launch, saying the auto big is “dedicated to supporting Cruise in these efforts.”

The Oct. 2 incident has jarred Cruise. After an investigation by California regulatory companies, the self-driving agency couldn’t function its autonomous taxis within the state. The corporate quickly paused all operations in different states, stinging income.

In response, CEO and founder Kyle Vogt resigned. Then GM shook up management on the firm, putting in new government management and exercising extra management, plus stated it could slash Cruise’s price range going into 2024.