“Waymo riders always have the ability to pause their ride and exit the vehicle when desired,” the spokesperson told The Daily Dot via email. “Passengers can exit the vehicle by pulling the handle ...

Lurie is positioning the rollout as part of a broader downtown revitalization effort that includes reforms to the city’s permitting system, support for small businesses and proposed entertainment ...

Well, that didn’t take long. Cops are now using videos recorded by Waymo self-driving cars to assist them in their investigations. If you live in a city where robotaxis are prevalent (i.e. San ...

Here’s what happened: A Waymo with no driver or passengers stopped for a red light. Another car stopped behind the Waymo. Then, according to Waymo, a human-driven SUV rear-ended the other ...

The future will be defined by economic growth that will make the present appear limp by comparison. Driverless cars will loom large precisely because they’ll free humans from so much work. It&rs ...

On April 10, the office of Mayor Daniel Lurie made an announcement: Waymo, the autonomous taxi company once known as the Google Self-Driving Car Project, will soon be driverlessly driving down Market ...

Waymo’s autonomous cars are about to appear on streets outside of the U.S. for the first time. The company on Wednesday announced on social media that its autonomous cars will be driving onto ...

Waymo has “no plans” to use footage from cameras inside its robotaxis to train AI models for targeted ads, spokesperson Julia Ilina said in an email to The Verge.

The group contacted customer support for help, but were told they could not move the Waymo. "We kept saying 'we're on a highway, please move the car,'" Navarro said. "Cars kept honking at us ...

The news comes eight years after state leaders enabled this sea change by passing a bill allowing self-driving cars to operate on public roads. Waymo already offers autonomous rides in San ...

Waymo is preparing its fully autonomous ride ... The company is looking to expand to Atlanta and Miami, with Washington, D.C. to follow. Write to Denny Jacob at denny.jacob@wsj.com About Dow ...