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SAN FRANCISCO - Seeing a fully autonomous car roam around can feel a little surreal, but riding in one is becoming a reality in some major U.S. cities. For many Americans, the kerfuffle over robotaxi services can feel foreign,
Waymo has just opened its robotaxis to anyone in L.A. wanting a driverless ride
Less than a year after Waymo started offering driverless taxi rides to a limited group of passengers in Los Angeles, the company has expanded its robotaxi service to the city at large. All you really need to book your futuristic ride is the Waymo One smartphone app.
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Waymo expands autonomous ride-hailing service to Los AngelesWaymo, Alphabet’s self-driving unit, has officially expanded its autonomous ride-hailing service, Waymo One, to all users in Los Angeles. This move comes eight months after the company began offering ...
Waymo secures $5.6 billion to expand its autonomous robotaxi services in major U.S. cities, competing with Tesla’s new ...
The most remarkable thing about the world’s first self-driving taxi is how unremarkable it feels. Initially nervous at the ...
A San Francisco woman has issued a warning to other people after she found her driverless taxi being blocked by men trying to ...
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