Autonomous vehicle company Waymo seeks to expand its operations to Washington, D.C., by launching a driverless ride-hailing app similar to Uber.

The road to autonomous driving is littered with broken mannequins and pricy parking fines. A former NASA engineer-turned ...

The autonomous taxi ... Waymo currently has about 700 robotaxis in use in all four cities, versions of Jaguar’s I-Pace electric SUV modified with dozens of sensors including laser lidar, radar ...

(KRON) — Autonomous taxi firm Waymo started offering its driverless taxi service to parts of Silicon Valley on Tuesday. The company, which is owned by Google parent company, Alphabet, will begin ...

The local company's taxi service comes as several ridesharing and car companies embrace driverless robotaxis. Waymo's self-driving taxis will now be cruising Silicon Valley streets for riders.

Driverless taxi services have since launched in San Francisco and extended into northern San Mateo County last year. Waymo now serves over 200,000 paid trips and drives over 1 million miles every ...

Autonomous taxi service company Waymo is looking to encourage its customers to "add a 'tip'" — even though there's no driver behind the wheel. According to leaked screenshots obtained by security ...

Waymo is expanding its paid robotaxi experiences, and its next destination for 2026 is none other than Washington DC.