The self-driving company will start operating in the US capital in 2026. Here's where else Waymo's robotaxis are available ...

Waymo said Tuesday it will begin offering robotaxi rides via the Waymo One app in Washington, D.C., in 2026. Before it can ...

Waymo is expanding its paid robotaxi experiences, and its next destination for 2026 is none other than Washington DC.

D.C. will be the next city to get Waymo's autonomous ride-hailing service, the company announced Tuesday. Why it matters: If ...

Waymo, the robotaxi business of Google parent Alphabet Inc., plans to launch service in Washington, DC, next year, a move ...

Waymo, an autonomous rideshare service backed by Google’s parent company, Alphabet Inc., has announced in a press release that it will launch operations in Atlanta, Miami, and Washington D.C ...

Driverless taxis from autonomous vehicle company Waymo are expected to launch in the nation’s capital in 2026. The District of Columbia Department of Transportation anticipates that Washington ...

Waymo's taxis don't have drivers to tell them where to park, and the brand is paying for tons of parking tickets as a result.

Waymo on Tuesday added Washington to its pioneering robotaxi service's steadily expanding list of U.S. markets, although passengers will have to wait until next year before they can take a ...

Waymo's autonomous cars can drive and park themselves with no human intervention. However, they can't pay parking tickets on their own. Someone from Waymo has to do it, and it's a lot to pay up.

Waymo, an autonomous driving company, is training its self-driving cars in Nashville but won't offer rideshares yet. The company aims to refine its technology and expand to new locations by ...

Waymo also intends to launch a robotaxi service via Uber in Atlanta this year, and has already begun ferrying employees in fully autonomous vehicles in the city. Miami is next on Waymo’s public ...