Waymo has gotten a step closer to offering robotaxi rides to the public in Nashville, Tennessee. The company the city and ...

No safety driver.

The company said autonomous training is the last step before the company debuts its self-driving cars for Nashvillians.

You might've already seen Waymo cars as they mapped out Nashville's streets this past year, but a driver was behind the wheel ...

Waymo's self-driving vehicles are expected to begin operating autonomously in Nashville later this month, according to Metro ...

Alphabet unit Waymo said on Monday it has gone fully autonomous in Nashville, Tennessee, ramping up operations as the robotaxi race heats up in the US.

The new round, the biggest in the Alphabet unit’s history, values the company at $126 billion — with much of it coming from ...

The new valuation is more than double what Waymo notched after its last funding round in October 2024. That was a series C ...

The vehicles will first be driven manually by trained specialists before the cars are allowed to be fully autonomous.

Waymo expands its driverless taxi service to Nashville, now accessible via its app and Lyft, backed by significant funding and a strong safety record..