Waymo says it wants to bring driverless cars to NYC, but state law requires a trained specialist behind the wheel.

Waymo says it is bringing its autonomous cars to New York City streets starting in July. In a change from its robotaxi ...

Waymo says it applied for a permit from the city's Department of Transportation to test its vehicles with a trained ...

Waymo's potential launch could decimate the livelihoods of roughly 100,000 taxi and for-hire vehicle drivers in New York City ...

Waymo is heading to New York City next month, intending to deploy autonomous vehicles in the country’s most densely packed ...

Waymo announced plans to come to New York, though it might be a bit before fully self-driving taxis roam the streets.

Today, Waymo – the company behind the autonomous cabs you can book via an app – announced that it’s expanding its reach to cover more of California. In Los Angeles, the service now covers Ladera ...

Waymo wants to bring its self-driving taxis to New York City, but with one major change: the cars will have someone behind ...

Waymo, an Alphabet subsidiary, is seeking a permit to operate self-driving cars in Manhattan with a trained specialist behind ...

Official communications will have to be provided in Albanian, Uzbek and Ukrainian, bringing the number of non-English ...

The self-driving car company currently operates in major hubs like Los Angeles and San Francisco. New York state law allows testing for autonomous vehicles, but the car must have a operator able to ...

Truckers, meanwhile, aren’t exactly thrilled with the system. Zach Miller, a lobbyist for the Trucking Association of New York, explained that many drivers feel targeted. “They see it as a bounty ...