Waymo wants to bring self-driving taxis to DC in 2026
Self-driving taxis could be heading to D.C. in 2026, through the autonomous driving company Waymo. Although cars without a driver behind the wheel aren’t legal in D.C., the company is hopeful that city officials will change the laws to allow its autonomous vehicles on city streets.
Waymo is testing its autonomous driving technology in a new electric vehicle called the Zeekr in Phoenix. The Zeekr will ...
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I tried Waymo's self-driving car in AustinWaymo's service area doesn't include highways, so our car traveled down Lamar rather than jumping on Mopac to take us to the grocery store. We called an Uber from Central Market to get us the rest ...
Waymo began offering their self-driving ride services to select customers in Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto and parts of Sunnyvale starting Tuesday, March 11. Rides will be available to ...
The Waymo on Uber robotaxi service launched in Austin a week before SXSW and it’s been a challenge actually matching with one. In Phoenix, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, consumers use the Waymo ...
Despite partnerships with Waymo and others, I believe autonomous vehicles could eventually outcompete Uber due to higher safety and lower costs. Uber's stock trades at an undemanding valuation ...
But for those who don’t want to wait, Uber and Waymo are already offering one of sci-fi’s most enduring tropes: self-driving cars. After a full rollout in Austin last week, Uber and Waymo ...
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