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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The fleet will be small. Waymo started testing with safety drivers in 2009, gave rides to passengers with safety drivers in 2017, and without safety drivers in 2020 in the Phoenix area.

NHTSA's probe covered potential traffic safety law violations by Waymo vehicles and unexpected responses to traffic control devices and issues when entering construction zones.