Self-driving cars could be navigating Washington, D.C., streets as early as next year as Google's autonomous vehicle company Waymo lays the groundwork for a possible rideshare service launch in 2026.

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City officials and labor leaders in Boston expressed concerns Thursday that allowing driverless cars could jeopardize public ...

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This time, the company’s Waymo Driver technology will be collecting information to help its system navigate jaywalkers, cyclists, carriage horses, taxi cabs and street construction.

Waymo has announced plans to launch its robotaxi service in Miami and Washington, D.C., next year, and is gathering data and conducting road tests in several markets, including New York City.