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Tesla brings its robotaxi service to San Francisco (sort of)
In June, the automaker launched its first robotaxi service in Austin, with a safety monitor sitting in the front passenger seat, not the driver’s seat. And unlike the Tesla’s ride-hailing cars in San Francisco, Austin’s Model Y vehicles have “robotaxi” branding on the side.
"What was crazy about this parking structure was that I went from normal humanity into robot world. Self-driving vehicles ...
Public rides in Dallas are slated to begin next year. In the meantime, here's everywhere the self-driving service operates ...
Waymo no longer has a waitlist for its San Francisco robotaxi service, removing the final obstacle for customers keen to use the self-driving technology. Waymo said Tuesday that anyone can ...
A fight over Waymo’s present and future reached an unexpected fever pitch Tuesday, when San Francisco supervisors voted against an already-approved garage for Waymo employees in the city.
Waymo, which began as a secret project within Google more than a decade ago, is now hoping to carry that momentum into San Francisco, one of the most densely populated cities U.S. that is also ...
A Waymo self-driving robotaxi, owned by Alphabet's autonomous driving unit, is engulfed in flames after the San Francisco Fire Department said in a statement on social media that fireworks were ...
Google’s sibling company Waymo will start offering rides in its self-driving cars to people in San Francisco, though there will be a safety operator on board and the riders will have to sign ...
Waymo’s first ride-hailing service launched in Phoenix, but its roots are in California, notably the Silicon Valley enclave of Mountain View. It’s been testing in the greater San Francisco Bay ...
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