Alphabet-owned autonomous taxi company Waymo is hardly new. It got its start as far back as 2009, when it was merely an ...

After a long negotiation with city officials, Waymo won a temporary permit to begin mapping San Francisco International ...

Waymo now has more than 300 driverless vehicles zipping passengers around San Francisco, but while they follow traffic laws, parking is another matter entirely. According to city records cited by ...

John Krafcik, Waymo’s long-time CEO until 2021 and auto industry veteran, explained why Tesla’s Cybercab won’t work in a new interview and went as far as suggesting that Tesla might ‘fake ...

Even autonomous vehicles don't always take parking very seriously. Waymo's robotaxis occasionally break the parking rules. But this should stop. Waymo's 300 or so driverless cars on the road in ...

But for those who don’t want to wait, Uber and Waymo are already offering one of sci-fi’s most enduring tropes: self-driving cars. After a full rollout in Austin last week, Uber and Waymo ...

Austin is also becoming a hub for autonomous vehicle activity with Avride headquartered there, Zoox testing on public roads, and Waymo launching a commercial robotaxi service. I was lucky enough ...

Waymo began offering their self-driving ride services to select customers in Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto and parts of Sunnyvale starting Tuesday, March 11. Rides will be available to ...

Alphabet's self-driving subsidiary, Waymo, is positioned to become the company's next major growth engine, leveraging over a decade of investment, significant lead in autonomous miles driven ...

Without a driver through Silicon Valley: the robotaxis from Alphabet subsidiary Waymo are now also driving in those places in the US state of California where many of the IT and high-tech ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Waymo is expanding its driverless car business to Silicon Valley. Waymo is starting out much like it did in San Francisco, it will begin with a small group of customers in ...

Waymo said in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter: “We’ve made millions of miles of memories over the past 15+ years, but today is special. We’re returning to where the ...