What Is Waymo — and How Does Its Self-Driving Technology Work?
Waymo is Alphabet's robotaxi service — cars that drive themselves with no one behind the wheel. Here's what it is, how the technology works, and where you can ride one.
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Waymo is Alphabet’s autonomous-driving company and operator of one of the largest robotaxi fleets in the United States. Coverage here follows its self-driving technology, city and market expansions, regulatory approvals, and its rivalry with competitors like Tesla and Uber.
Waymo is Alphabet's robotaxi service — cars that drive themselves with no one behind the wheel. Here's what it is, how the technology works, and where you can ride one.
Read more →Waymo has opened paid, driverless rides to the public in Denver, San Diego and Tampa, bringing its robotaxi service to 14 U.S. cities in total.
Read more →Nevada regulators unanimously cleared Tesla, Uber and Waymo to run paid robotaxi service across the Las Vegas area, authorizing up to 8,000 self-driving vehicles over the next year.
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