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New data shows that the self-driving car service has captured more than a quarter of the city’s rideshare market in just 20 months.
In May, Waymo said it was providing more than 250,000 paid robot taxi rides a week in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin and Phoenix. Eli Tan covers the technology industry for The Times from ...
Autonomous vehicles from Waymo will soon be rolling down Market Street in San Francisco, Mayor Daniel Lurie announced Thursday. Fully autonomous Waymo passenger service is expected to launch ...
Waymo announced it will now offer its ride-hailing service beyond San Francisco across a roughly 10-mile swath of the Peninsula, marking one of its most significant local service expansions to ...
Waymo, the autonomous taxi company that’s offered rides in Los Angeles since November, is expanding its service area in the city. Starting Wednesday, the driverless taxis will roam more than 120 ...
San Francisco neighbors claim that honking Waymo driverless taxis kept them awake again early Sunday morning. This comes after Waymo issued several fixes this past week, which the company said ...
In San Francisco, Waymo said it has less than a handful of Zeekrs on the road today. But it’s an interesting moment to introduce a smart vehicle with ties to China. Zeekr is owned by Chinese ...
San Francisco International Airport is, if not the Holy Grail, certainly a Holy Grail for autonomous vehicle companies.It is a place where they can get rich — or, in the case of Cruise, die tryin’ ...
Waymo, spun off from Google in 2016 to become a subsidiary of Alphabet, said this month it provides more than 200,000 paid rides per week to customers in its existing markets, including San ...
Waymo's ridehailing service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week in San Francisco. The company says nearly 300,000 people have signed up to ride with Waymo since it first opened a ...
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Waymo is winning in San Francisco - MSNT he self-driving car service Waymo has been active in San Francisco for 20 months and has already captured 27% of the city’s rideshare market, according to new research compiled by Mary Meeker ...
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