The future of driving could mean no one behind the wheel -- at least that's what the autonomous driving tech company Waymo is ...

Waymo, the Bay Area technology company behind self-driving taxis, is doing test drives on San Diego streets – with drivers – as part of its broader effort to refine the technology in new landscapes.

Waymo, a sister company of Google, had already announced its intention to expand to Atlanta in September. However, unlike in the first three Waymo operating areas of San Francisco, Phoenix and Los ...

After more than 1.9 million miles clocked on the mean streets of L.A., Waymo is finally ready to take on our freeways. Why now: In a tweet this week, the company announced that its driverless cars ...

Waymo has been operating its fleets of autonomous taxis in greater Los Angeles for more than a year, expanding the areas its all-electric Jaguars service to 79 square miles between Santa Monica ...

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Waymo is adding 10 new cities to its roster for driverless car testing — but don’t shred your license if you live in one of the announced locations, as public robotaxi rides with the Google ...

Waymo, which operates more than 150,000 paid rides each week and has around 700 white Jaguar I-PACE SUVs across its markets, was valued at more than $45 billion in November after its latest round ...

Waymo, the California-based autonomous vehicle company, has brought a limited fleet of vehicles piloted by trained, human autonomous specialists to test on Las Vegas roads, company officials told ...

(TNS) — Waymo, the California-based autonomous vehicle company, has brought a limited fleet of vehicles piloted by trained, human autonomous specialists to test on Las Vegas roads, company ...

Waymo is eyeing Las Vegas as one such testing bed. The city is, as Rose puts it, "interesting," which sounds quite a lot like a nice way to say "a huge damn mess." The Verge points out Vegas ...