I recently took a trip across town in a Waymo car, which — starting Tuesday ... As technology gets better and better, I can see this being a safe option for traveling around Central Austin.

Waymo first began driverless testing in 2017 in Phoenix and has since deployed self-driving fleets in San Francisco, Los ...

To improve their chances of matching with one of the robotaxis, Uber says that its app users can update their Ride Preferences via the Settings section of their app to choose Waymo cars.

Starting Tuesday, passengers in Austin can request a driverless Waymo car through the Uber app, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told ABC News' Stephanie Ramos in an exclusive interview that aired ...

Plus, there's no one driving the car as it pulls up, so it's kind of hard to miss. Once you've been matched with a Waymo and accepted, here are a few things to know about the ride: Riders can ...

According to Waymo’s website, these cameras help maintain cleanliness, locate lost items, provide emergency assistance, improve services, and enforce in-car rules. A human from the company can ...

and Mountainview – the very city where Waymo first started testing its driverless car technology 16 years ago. Waymo says it is initially limiting the service to just those who live in Silicon ...

No tipping or cancellation fees apply and cars can wait up to 7 minutes for customers. If assistance is needed, customers can access 24/7 customer support via the Uber app and inside the Waymo ...

Starting today, if you call an Uber in Austin you can match with a self-driving Waymo vehicle. The launch in the Texas capital is part of an expanded partnership between the two tech companies.