Waymo gets OK to expand robotaxi service into more of Silicon Valley

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badmonster · 15h ago

Today, Waymo operates a commercial robotaxi service in all of San Francisco as well as parts of the Peninsula. It also provides driverless rides to paying customers throughout several Silicon Valley cities, including parts of Mountain View, Palo Alto, Los Altos, and Sunnyvale.

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Waymo gets OK to expand robotaxi service into more of Silicon Valley

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