Protesters rallied outside D.C.'s John Wilson Building as council members weighed legislation to allow Waymo robotaxis on ...
Demonstrators gathered outside the D.C. council building to oppose legislation that could bring driverless cars by 2028 ...
Waymo wants us to give up the car keys. But what are we if not drivers? Molly Fischer on the view from the back seat.
U.S. robotaxi operator Waymo is breaking into a new market. After unveiling roadmaps to bring its self-driving cars to Germany and the United Kingdom, it’s now setting its sights east. On Sept. 18, ...
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Waymo picks Singapore for its first Southeast Asian robotaxi market with all-electric Jaguar fleetSingapore is about to become Waymo’s first Southeast Asian proving ground—and eventually its first commercial market in the region. Alphabet’s autonomous-driving unit plans to bring an initial fleet ...
The article by Minneapolis City Council members Robin Wonsley, Jamal Osman, Aurin Chowdhury and Jason Chavez to deny robotaxis companies’ entry in Minneapolis bases itself on the false claim that such ...
The emergence of app-based ride-sharing platforms like Uber and Lyft transformed the way people in cities get around — and ...
A regulatory cap limiting Zoox to 100 robotaxis in Nevada is set to expire this month, clearing the way for the Amazon-owned company to expand its commercial fleet of custom-built robotaxis in Las ...
A Minneapolis proposal would require companies offering driverless rides to obtain a city license and keep a paid human monitor in the driver’s seat, setting up a debate over whether the regulations ...
Elon Musk's automaker opened its first heavy-duty truck factory in Sparks, Nevada, on Thursday. The company aims to ramp production of the Semi to high volumes by next year and has promised the trucks ...
Waymo, the taxi app GO and Tokyo's largest taxi operator Nihon Kotsu have agreed to launch what would be Japan's first commercial driverless taxi service, targeting operation in Tokyo during 2027 with ...
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