Washington, DC, will soon join Waymo's growing list of cities offering fully autonomous taxi rides. Waymo announced it'll launch its driverless ride-hailing service in the nation's capital in a news ...

His work has appeared in The New York Daily News and City & State. Waymo announced that Washington, DC will be its next robotaxi city. The company aims to launch its Waymo One ridehailing service ...

Self-driving cars are slowly becoming less sci-fi and more real-world as companies like Waymo-- the driverless arm of Google's parent company Alphabet -- expand into more cities. On Tuesday, the ...

Waymo has announced that it will be expanding to yet another new city, with robotaxi services set to begin in Washington DC next year. In a blog post today, Waymo says that its “fully autonomous ...

Google's sister company Waymo continues to expand: the robotaxi provider plans to launch in Washington, D.C. in 2026. The ...

Waymo, Alphabet's (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) self-driving vehicle unit, is looking to introduce its autonomous ride-hailing service in Washington, D.C. in 2026. The company said it is “laying ...

Waymo will bring its robotaxi service to Washington, DC, starting in 2026, after other planned launches in 2025. The company, backed by Google, is the sole major robotaxi operator in the US at the ...

Waymo began deploying vehicles in Washington, DC, this January. It plans to add more in the coming weeks, followed by the launch of paid commercial services next year.

WASHINGTON (7News) — Autonomous vehicle company Waymo seeks to expand its operations ... and integrates seamlessly into DC’s unique transportation ecosystem." In terms of cost, Waymo's pricing ...

Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo said on Tuesday it aims to launch its fully autonomous ride-hailing service in the U.S. capital city next year.

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

Waymo, the robotaxi business of Google parent Alphabet Inc., plans to launch service in Washington, DC, next year, a move that would effectively give US lawmakers and other officials more exposure ...