Uber has launched a partnership with Waymo in Atlanta, enabling users to hail driverless robotaxis via the Uber app. This marks Atlanta as the second city after Austin where this technology is available. Waymo's vehicles are limited to a specific 65-square-mile service area within the city and do not currently operate on highways or provide airport transport. Customers can increase their chances of getting a Waymo ride by selecting autonomous rides in the Uber app's Ride Preferences section, with rides priced similarly to standard Uber offerings.
Uber customers in Atlanta now have the option of hailing a driverless Waymo robotaxi, marking the city's integration into their autonomous ridehail partnership.
Waymo's vehicles operate in a designated 65-square-mile area of Atlanta, focusing on key neighborhoods and excluding highways and airport trips.
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