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Waymo’s robotaxis are coming back to New York City
Waymo is currently operating a robotaxi fleet of 1,500 vehicles in four markets: San Francisco and the Bay Area, Los Angeles, ...
Waymo will start testing its autonomous cars in New York again
Waymo is bringing autonomous cars back to New York City for tests, with the hopes of eventually offering a paid ride-hailing ...
Waymo Aims To Come To New York City Soon
Alphabet's autonomous taxi company has applied to start testing its technology in America's biggest and densest city.
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Waymo expanding to Peninsula
Driverless car company Waymo is now offering an expanded service in parts of the Bay Area. The Silicon Valley-based robotaxi ...
Waymo is returning to NYC, but it still needs a change in the law to provide driverless rides
Waymo, the self-driving car unit of Google parent Alphabet, is returning to New York City. But it won’t be offering rides to ...
Waymo Brings Its Cars to NYC for Testing, Applies for Autonomous Driving Permit
Waymo has applied for a permit from the New York City Department of Transportation to operate autonomously, with a trained ...
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Waymo's Self-Driving Service Expands in California, With Eyes on New York. What to Know
The robotaxi now operates in more parts of the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles County, and will resume testing in New ...
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Are Robotaxis Like Waymo More Expensive Than Taxis and Uber?
Waymo does not require tipping, which subtly reduces the total cost compared to Uber or taxis, where tipping is customary and socially expected. Additionally, there are no driver incentives or bonuses ...