From Maria Woodward “Hi James, We are in San Francisco and took a Waymo driverless car! Check out the video!!” | James Spann

Waymo touts itself as the future of driverless vehicles, having operated more than 150,000 paid driverless rides a week in Arizona and California. But many Americans find the technology difficult to accept because of safety concerns. Kris Van Cleave got an exclusive first look at one of its fully autonomous cars operating at a higher speed on the freeway in Phoenix, as the company tests its vehicles for those roadways. | CBS Mornings

Sense, Solve, Go: Does Waymo Herald The Future of Autonomous Vehicles? Exploring Waymo's Innovations and Their Role in Shaping the Autonomous Driving Landscape. Owned by Google parent company Alphabet, Waymo states “We’re on a mission to be the world’s most trusted driver. Making it safer, more accessible, and more sustainable to get around — without the need for anyone in the driver’s seat.” It calls its service, the app and the car together, Waymo One. The system, the hardware and software, ar

Fact: We’re building our autonomous driving technology to navigate safely and responsibly. Watch the full video to learn about the magic of the Waymo Driver: https://youtu.be/hA_-MkU0Nfw | Waymo