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Waymo expands its robotaxi service again, this time to parts of Silicon Valley

With the expansion, Waymo will now take passengers around Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto and parts of Sunnyvale, California.

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Waymo Expands Driverless Rides in the San Francisco Bay Area. Where Else to Hail a Robotaxi

Alphabet's self-driving arm has continually been adding new cities to its roster. Here's where Waymo's robotaxis are available now.

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Uber, Waymo launching robotaxi rides in Austin

Uber and Waymo on Tuesday announced residents of Austin can now order rides with self-driving cars. According to a press release from the ride-sharing service, starting Tuesday, city residents can be matched with an autonomous vehicle (AV) from the Alphabet-owned Waymo company.

Waymo and Uber's pre-SXSW collaboration launch highlights their commitment to future tech

Autonomous cars are reminiscent of past SXSW announcements. Now, Waymo and Uber are using this technology to help power the festival.

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Uber Just Launched Driverless Rides in This U.S. City—Here's What Travelers Should Know

For those who do choose to go driverless, when the Waymo arrives, they will be able to unlock the vehicle, open the trunk, ...

What to know before riding in Uber's self-driving cars for SXSW in Austin

Uber and Waymo launched their partnered ride share as SXSW 2025 is set to take over Austin. Here's what to know.

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Waymo And Uber Team Up To Launch Robotaxis In Austin

The Alphabet unit starts commercial operations in its fourth city, where rides can be booked with Uber’s app. Uber is also ...

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Waymo than you wanted to know

Currently, the Waymo vehicles, Jaguar I-PACE EVs, spotted in San Diego still have human drivers behind the wheel, mapping the city and testing road conditions. According to Waymo’s website ...

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Uber Launches Waymo Robotaxis in Tesla’s Hometown

with Waymo relying on the ride-hailing app to service its fleet of Jaguar I-Pace EVs. The current service area in Austin covers some 37 square miles, but is expected to expand in the future.

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