Public rides in Dallas are slated to begin next year. In the meantime, here's everywhere the self-driving service operates now, and where it's set to arrive in the future.

Alphabet-owned robotaxi company Waymo is expanding its robotaxi offering to Dallas, Texas, next year with a new partnership.

Waymo claims that its robotaxis are much safer than vehicles operated by humans. Based on its data, the Waymo Driver resulted ...

Waymo officially launched in Austin in March after several months of testing. In addition to Austin, Waymo currently operates ...

For now, though, Waymo leads with presence in five cities— Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Francisco, Atlanta, and ...

Today, Waymo announced its own expansion — minus the puerile humor. It’s just a bigger map with more customers for the ...

Dallas will become the sixth U.S. city to offer the service, joining Austin, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Phoenix and San Francisco.

Waymo’s robotaxis are fully driverless and expanding fast, while Tesla’s service is still limited and invite-only. The gap is ...

Waymo is opening up its robotaxi service to younger riders with the launch of teen accounts in Phoenix. Teenagers aged 14–17 can now sign up for an account on Waymo One, the company’s ridehail ...

Avis will handle general depot operations, including charging and maintaining the vehicles. Users will be able to hail a ...

A few weeks after launching its Robotaxi service in the Texas city of Austin, Tesla is now also offering a ride-hailing ...