Autonomous vehicle company Waymo seeks to expand its operations to Washington, D.C., by launching a driverless ride-hailing app similar to Uber.

But companies like Waymo are bringing self-driving car rides into the mainstream, and locals and tourists have learned to embrace autonomous taxi services in cities such as San Francisco, Phoenix ...

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Waymo's robotaxi rides are more expensive than Uber and Lyft rides, but some people are still willing to pay the extra costs, a new study found. Obi, a rideshare price comparison platform, published a ...

A study found that the average Waymo robotaxi ride is about $6 more than a Lyft and $5 more than an Uber. Some people are willing to pay more.

Waymo, the self-driving car division of Alphabet, first began offering its autonomous rideshare service on the streets of San Francisco earlier this year.

While Waymo does have its own app — Waymo One — that’s not how you book rides in Atlanta. Previously, Uber and Waymo did a similar launch in Austin and are planning another in Miami.

Officials with the autonomous vehicle operator said the new initiative aims to keep teens safe while offering independence in ...

Waymo’s new sixth-generation robotaxi will have fewer sensors to lower costs. But the incoming tariffs on Chinese EVs could complicate that effort.

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Waymo's robotaxi competes with Uber and Lyft in some markets, including San Francisco. One study comparing about 90,000 prices found that the average ride in a Waymo is more expensive. Most people ...