A reporter rode in a robotaxi in Los Angeles and gives his thoughts on the ride ahead of Waymo's plans to add Detroit to its service area.

A few weeks ago, after landing at the Phoenix airport for a journalism conference, our tech-adventurous editor suggested we take a Waymo to our hotel. Little did we know that Alphabet’s driverless ...

Waymo's autonomous vehicles could target reducing accidents and enhancing mobility for elderly and disabled individuals. Analysts predict a $47 billion market for robotaxi services by 2034, suggesting ...

Waymo has quietly shifted the way its driverless cars behave, dialing back some of the ultra-cautious habits that once defined its robotaxis in the name of smoother traffic flow. The company is ...

Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving car subsidiary, launched Waymo for Business, which is designed to serve employee commuting, corporate events, and guest transport. The offering, currently live in San ...

Robotaxi reporter Lloyd Lee breaks down what he saw — and heard — on the ground at the world's largest consumer tech show, ...

A new type of vehicle has emerged on Denver’s roads over the last month: a dozen white electric Jaguars equipped with cameras and sensors that enable the cars to drive without anyone behind the wheel.

Self-driving taxis from the Alphabet-owned company Waymo are coming to the streets of Orlando early next year, the company announced in a news release. This will make Orlando one of the first 10 ...

Big Tech’s self-driving vehicles — a fleet of white Jaguars and powder-blue Zeekrs topped with rotating black cameras and radar — have beenrolling around Denver for two months, ingesting data into ...