Waymo has opened up its driverless taxi service to everyone in Los Angeles, without need for an invite code or waitlist, but it still remains with the same service area it had before and doesn’t ...

Waymo, Alphabet’s robotic taxi unit, is expanding access to the service in Los Angeles by eliminating a waiting list to download the app needed to hail its sensor-laden electric vehicles. The ...

Back in March, Waymo began opening up to the public in LA. The autonomous Waymo One service is now available to “anyone in Los Angeles.” In October of 2023, the Waymo One Tour kicked off a six ...

Waymo, the robotaxi unit of Alphabet/Google, has announced that their Los Angeles service is now open to all riders, without a waitlist. Previously, they had a fairly long (up to 300,000 member ...

After getting a hefty $5.6 billion in fresh capital last week, Alphabet’s autonomous driving unit Waymo is now reported to be valued at more than $45 billion. Waymo has come to symbolize ...

[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Waymo on Nov. 12 opened its robotaxi service to anyone who wants a ride around Los Angeles, marking another milestone in the ...

Waymo on Tuesday opened its robotaxi service to anyone who wants a ride around Los Angeles, marking another milestone in the evolution of self-driving car technology since the company began as a ...

While anyone in Los Angeles can book now a trip with a driverless Waymo taxis, there are limitations including one destination people often seek rides to reach. The service doesn't provide a ride ...

Robotaxi operator Waymo says its partnership with Nexar, a machine-learning tech firm dedicated to improving road safety, has yielded the largest dataset of its kind in the U.S., which will help ...

Waymo's autonomous cabs will be transporting everyone in Los Angeles in future. The Alphabet subsidiary is already planning to expand to other cities in the USA. The robot cab service from US ...

Waymo, the robotaxi service owned by Alphabet, has dropped its waitlist of roughly 300,000 people and will now be open to anyone with a smartphone in Los Angeles, according to an announcement on ...