"Alphabet-owned Waymo said it will remove safety operators from its robotaxis in five American cities. The move has already happened in Miami, with four more cities to follow in the coming weeks. After it's all said and done, Waymo will offer paid autonomous rides next year. Waymo will expand its driverless taxi service in five more American cities starting next year, the company said in a blog post."
"The Alphabet-owned robotaxi operatorthe largest in the United Stateshas already removed safety operators from its cars in Miami and is now giving rides to employees. Over the following weeks, the same will happen in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Orlando, ahead of rolling out paid rides in vehicles with nobody inside in 2026. Photo by: Uber Waymo already operates in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Atlanta and Austin,"
Waymo will remove safety operators from robotaxis in five American cities, with the change already implemented in Miami and upcoming in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Orlando. Waymo will offer paid autonomous rides next year and plans to roll out paid rides in vehicles with nobody inside in 2026. Waymo operates in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Atlanta and Austin and plans to add 12 more cities, including London. Waymo reports its autonomous driving suite has over 100 million miles of real-world driving experience and claims to have developed a definitive playbook for operating autonomous fleets.
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