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Waymo joins Uber in Atlanta

Driverless Uber rides now available across Atlanta with Waymo robotaxis

Driverless Uber rides just launched in Atlanta. Here's how to request a Waymo robotaxi across 65 square miles of the city.

9to5Google · 1d

Your next Uber ride in Atlanta might be a self-driving Waymo

Waymo’s robotaxi service has arrived in Atlanta, and you can now book it through the Uber app. Starting today,

The Sentinel Newspaper · 9h

No Driver, No Problem! Waymo Launches Autonomous Rides for Public in Atlanta

Atlanta just took a giant step into the future! Waymo, the self-driving car company owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet, has officially started carrying passengers in its fully autonomous robotaxis in parts of the city. Yes — no driver behind the wheel!

USA Today1y

Uber driverless cars (with no one behind the wheel) come to Phoenix - USA TODAY

While Uber is offering rides in self-driving cars in other markets, this launch with Waymo is the first without a human driver behind the wheel.

The Family Handyman on MSN1d

What Is Waymo? Everything To Know About Google’s Autonomous Cars

With Waymo stories making news, it's time to find out what this company is and how it may impact your daily life.

Mission Local1y

Uber & Lyft drivers shrug at robotaxi future: ‘It’s bound to happen’ - Mission Local

And drivers, it appears, are accustomed to change from above. As a career driver in San Francisco who started as a cab driver in the 1970s, George is all too familiar with the experience of ...

Travel + Leisure3mon

You Can Hail Driverless Cars on Uber in Austin - Leisure

Uber users can hail a driverless car in Austin. The offering is in collaboration with Waymo. Atlanta is reportedly the next market Uber and Waymo will launch in. Uber announced a partnership ...

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Uber wants to wean drivers off Google Maps and onto their new system - Mashable

Of course, Google is currently suing Uber, accusing the company of stealing self-driving car secrets, but Wednesday's roll out is not about abandoning its historic reliance on Google Maps ...

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