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Autonomous driving software has come under strong regulatory scrutiny at a time when investors are concerned about heavy investments in the technology amid protracted development timelines. The company said it is seeing significant growth and demand for ride-hailing services in San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles, and is focusing on achieving commercial success in the business. Waymo said it will continue its collaboration with strategic partner Daimler Truck North America to take its auton...

Autonomous driving software has come under strong regulatory scrutiny at a time when investors are concerned about heavy investments in the technology amid protracted development timelines. The company said it is seeing significant growth and demand for ride-hailing services in San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles, and is focusing on achieving commercial success in the business. Waymo said it will continue its collaboration with strategic partner Daimler Truck North America to take its auton...

(Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Waymo is focusing on its ride-hailing service, Waymo One, while pushing back its efforts to develop commercial autonomous t...

Cruise's campaign painting humans as terrible drivers has drawn criticism from NHTSA's former head.

AV firms are pitching themselves as the safer option. Don't buy it.

Autonomous vehicle companies Cruise and Waymo have separately pushed a narrative this week that humans are bad drivers, and that their technologies are crucial to making roads safer. The moves – full-page ads in major newspapers from Cruise and a blog post from Waymo – come as California regulators delay for a second time granting expanded permits that would give both companies authority to charge for fully driverless robotaxi rides with no human behind the wheel across San Franci...

Autonomous vehicle companies Cruise and Waymo have launched campaigns highlighting human driving incompetence.

Waymo is again expanding its footprint in the Valley, this time including new service to popular destinations like Camelback Mountain and South Mountain Village.

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The multi-year agreement will launch later this year.