The robots are here – kind of. The first driverless robotaxis hit the streets of the Big Apple as part of a test program with ...

New Yorkers have been spotting Waymos—with their distinctive, rotating laser sensors on top—driving across Manhattan as the ...

Livery drivers with the State Federation of Taxi Drivers rallied outside Gov. Hochul’s midtown office on Monday, calling for ...

NYC cab drivers call on Gov. Kathy Hochul to stop Waymo Robotaxis from expanding, citing concerns about safety and job security.

Waymo’s first NYC robotaxi pilot rolls out in August—expect testing with safety drivers, fierce regulatory hurdles, and ...

Drivers across the city held a rally protesting the driverless cars arguing that the company is attempting to "replace over 200,000 drivers" in the city.

New York has granted Waymo a driverless permit to test its robotaxis in the city, but there is a catch to this permission.

Waymo will be allowed to test autonomous vehicles in Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn until late September, New York City says ...

The move is part of a broader trend of U.S. cities and states gradually opening their roads to autonomous vehicles.

Mayor Eric Adams and transportation officials on Friday announced the city’s first-ever pilot program for autonomous vehicles ...

A full-scale launch in at least two boroughs is some time away, we suspect, as are the fleet requirements for such an ...

Waymo, the autonomous taxi company already operating in Phoenix and San Francisco, has deployed eight self-driving cars as ...