""This pilot program with Waymo adds another source of data to that effort, giving cities a clearer picture of road conditions through our Waze for Cities platform," Andrew Stober, strategic partner manager at Waze, said in a release."
""We want to build on the safety benefits of our service by partnering with organizations and city officials to help improve the infrastructure we all depend on," Arielle Fleisher, policy development and research manager at Waymo, said in a release."
Waymo and Waze have launched a pilot program to utilize data from Waymo's robotaxis to identify potholes and display this information on the Waze app. This initiative aims to provide city officials and drivers with better insights into road conditions. The program will initially operate in select cities, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Austin, and Atlanta. Waymo has already detected around 500 potholes in these areas. The collaboration seeks to improve infrastructure and foster better relationships with city officials.
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