Waymo's driverless taxis are now operating on freeways. Will passengers be safe or what Elon Musk said is right?

The driverless taxi company will begin offering rides on freeways for the first time in Los Angeles, San Francisco and ...

The self-driving taxis have become ubiquitous in the city, but an uproar ensued when one ran over a beloved feline.

Waymo has already logged hundreds of thousands of fully autonomous trips in five U.S. cities — Los Angeles, San Francisco, ...

Oh, and also the frequently icy streets of Detroit.

Google spinoff Waymo claims its driverless cars are safer than humans, but expert says evidence so far is lacking.

Waymo, which launched its paid driverless taxi services in 2020, operates more than 250,000 rides a week. It has a fleet of more than 2,000 vehicles across its five US markets, primarily made up of ...

Residents in Las Vegas, San Diego, and Detroit can hail Waymo's fleet of autonomous taxi cabs starting in either December of ...

Waymo, a spinoff of Google, appears to be the first company to offer fully autonomous freeway rides, without a human ...

This week’s announcement comes after nearly a year of test rides on freeways in the region with Waymo employees.

Google spinoff Waymo claims its driverless cars are safer than humans, but expert says evidence so far is lacking.

Waymo will become the first robotaxi provider in the US to offer driverless rides on highways, a milestone that positions it to better compete with ride-hailing companies and traditional taxi services ...