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Waymo has brought its driverless vehicles to Phoenixs metropolitan area. These vehicles, open to its Trusted Testers program, will shutter customers around downtown Phoenix without a safety driver in

Self-driving tech company Waymo rolled out the next phase of its ride-hailing service in downtown Phoenix with passengers only Tuesday.

The new service area is roughly bounded by 44th Street to the east, I-17 to the west, Camelback Road to the north and I-10/Washington St. to the south

Waymo employees in San Francisco are taking part in tests of the driverless cars as the Alphabet-owned company eyes expansion in Arizona.

On March 30, officials with Waymo announced they have started fully autonomous car rides in San Francisco, in addition to expanding their self-driving car operations in Phoenix. Here's what you should know about the what the company is doing.

Waymo's driverless rides are now coming to San Francisco. But, not everyone can book the service.

Waymo will start offering driverless robotaxi rides to its employees in San Fransisco, but when will the general public be able to hail these robotaxis?

Waymo announced two major updates in its San Francisco and Phoenix markets, the first in the world to be running in multiple territories.

Waymo, the self-driving unit of Alphabet, has scored a permit with the California Public Utilities Commission that allows it to charge riders for ride-hailing trips in its autonomous vehicles in San Francisco. A human safety operator must be present, though, per the permit’s stipulations. Securing this permit from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is […]

Autonomous vehicles designed for disabled passengers is an enormous challenge, but several major car companies and AV operators are intent on taking it on.