Waymo is offering autonomous rides on local freeways to some customers, marking a big step in efforts to integrate driverless ...

Waymo robotaxis will use freeways in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco - an expansion that could reduce ride times by ...

Waymo is no longer talking about robotaxis as a niche experiment in a few tech hubs, it is now mapping out a network that ...

Starting Wednesday, some Waymo rides will be able to utilize freeways in the Phoenix area, along with freeways in the Los ...

Waymo will now let robotaxi riders travel on freeways in L.A., Phoenix and the Bay Area, marking the company’s biggest leap ...

Today, the company quietly started sending robotaxis onto freeways across San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, promising ...

Waymo announced it’s expanding its service in Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Francisco to certain riders who want to take the highway. Andrew Hawkins at The Verge joined The Show to talk more about it.

Alphabet's Waymo said on Wednesday it will begin offering robotaxi rides that use freeways across San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, as it steps up expansion amid competition in the self-driving ...

Self-driving cars are slowly becoming less sci-fi and more real-world as companies like Waymo, the autonomous arm of Google's parent, Alphabet, expand into more areas. Waymo currently operates fully ...

The self-driving car company Waymo said Wednesday it would begin offering rides on freeways for robotaxi customers in Los Angeles, Phoenix and the San Francisco Bay Area in a significant step forward ...

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You’d expect a self-driving Jaguar to cost more than an Uber. But a recent Waymo ride in Los Angeles showed the opposite, and a recent TikTok clip raises the question about what’s behind the price ...