The race toward a driverless future just hit the fast lane as Waymo earned approval to operate on California’s ...

Waymo robotaxis are rolling into Miami, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando. Here’s what that means for your commute, ...

Waymo will now let robotaxi riders travel on freeways in L.A., Phoenix and the Bay Area, marking the company’s biggest leap ...

The Chinese brand partnered with Waymo on a purpose-built robotaxi, which has already landed in San Diego. Commercial service ...

Waymo is no longer talking about robotaxis as a niche experiment in a few tech hubs, it is now mapping out a network that ...

Robotaxis are hitting metro Phoenix streets to deliver snacks, drinks and other grocery items via a new partnership between ...

The robotaxi company is removing the human driver from its pilot programs across two states—the latest sign of its increasing ...

Waymo robotaxis will use freeways in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco - an expansion that could reduce ride times by ...

Waymo announced it’s expanding its service in Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Francisco to certain riders who want to take the highway. Andrew Hawkins at The Verge joined The Show to talk more about it.

So now it’s Waymo’s turn to one-up Tesla, and on Nov. 20, the Alphabet subsidiary announced that it is expanding to several cities. Earlier this month, Waymo announced plans to expand to San Diego, ...

The Google-backed autonomous vehicle company made the announcement Wednesday. Freeway service will debut first in the San ...

Autonomous driving technology doesn't get drunk, distracted, tired or tempted to speed. These are the very human failures ...