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Waymo has set its robotaxi sights on NYC

Waymo said Wednesday it has applied for a permit to test its autonomous vehicles in New York City, the Alphabet company’s first step in a sticky regulatory process to bring its robotaxis to U.S.’s largest city.

TAG24 on MSN · 6h

Robotaxi company Waymo sets its sights on New York streets

The robotaxi company Waymo is setting its sights on New York, a city notorious for its traffic jams and chaotic driving conditions. The Google sister company still has a long road ahead, however, as current New York regulations prohibit the operation of driverless vehicles.

NBC News on MSN · 19h

Waymo announces plan to test robotaxis in New York City with human supervision

Waymo announced plans Wednesday to bring its autonomous cars to New York City streets starting next month, but humans will be behind the steering wheel.

Amazon Begins to Ramp up Its Zoox Robotaxi Factory

The Associated Press on MSN · 1d

Amazon begins to ramp up its Zoox robotaxi factory as it gears up to challenge Waymo

Amazon is gearing up to make as 10,000 robotaxis annually at a sprawling plant near Silicon Valley as it prepares to challenge self-driving cab leader Waymo

The Mercury News · 2h

Amazon’s Zoox opens robotaxi production site in East Bay

The site in Hayward will be able to churn out 10,000 purpose-built robotaxis a year once it reaches full scale.

Forbes · 19h

Amazon’s Zoox Is On Track To Be Waymo’s Biggest Robotaxi Rival

The self-driving tech company has begun building its small, custom-designed vehicles at a new Bay Area factory ahead of its commercial ride-service launch in Las Vegas this year.

Waymo, New York City and self-driving car

AOL · 5h

Waymo wants to bring self-driving cars to New York City but with one big difference

Elon Musk’s Tesla is set to launch its own robotaxi service in Austin as Waymo brings its self-driving cars to Manhattan

CBS News · 3h

Waymo, Google's self-driving car service, applies for NYC permit

Waymo says it wants to bring driverless cars to NYC, but state law requires a trained specialist behind the wheel.

Engadget · 21h

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 service.

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Waymo Expands LA Robotaxi Service to 120+ Square Miles

Waymos will be able to take passengers to Playa del Rey, Ladera Heights, Echo Park, Silver Lake and the full stretch of ...

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Waymo Invades LA Before Tesla Even Starts—Robotaxi Race Is On

Waymo has significantly expanded its robotaxi service area in California, positioning itself to compete against Tesla's ...

Wells Fargo Chooses Google’s (GOOGL) Waymo Over Tesla’s Robotaxi

Wells Fargo projects that Waymo could scale its autonomous ride-hailing business from 18 million rides in 2025 to a staggering 465 million by 2030. This growth is expected to be fueled by a rapid ...

Ahead of Protests, Waymo Scales Back Robotaxi Service Nationwide

Waymo will temporarily limit robotaxi service in all of its nationwide markets, the company said Friday, as US cities prepare ...

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Waymo expands robotaxi services into more parts of San Francisco Bay Area

Waymo will expand into more areas of the San Francisco peninsula and parts of Silicon Valley, as the sole commercial robotaxi ...

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Robotaxi Proves It’s Safer Than a Human Driver—All Caught on Video

In a striking demonstration of autonomous vehicle safety, a Waymo robotaxi was captured on video swiftly responding to ...

Tesla’s Robotaxi, Long Promised by Elon Musk, Joins a Crowded Field

Mr. Musk says the driverless taxis could begin ferrying passengers on Sunday in Austin, Texas, where other companies already ...

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Waymo is gradually expanding its borders in California

Waymo is continuing its slow and steady approach to the robotaxi business by gradually expanding its service area in the key ...

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