SF neighborhood mourns loss of bodega cat allegedly killed by Waymo
"Kill a Waymo! Save a cat," reads one sign at KitKat's memorial shrine.| SFGATE
Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility — your central hub for news and insights on the future of transportation.| TechCrunch
"Kill a Waymo! Save a cat," reads one sign at KitKat's memorial shrine.| SFGATE
Waymo and DoorDash have announced a groundbreaking partnership that will bring fully autonomous food deliveries to Phoenix residents. Collaboration will leverage Waymo’s self-driving technology to fulfill DoorDash orders across a massive 315-square-mile service area. The process is remarkably straightforward for customers. When placing a DoorDash order from participating merchants, users can opt into autonomous vehicle… Read More »Waymo Partners With DoorDash for Autonomous Food Deliver...| Gear Musk
Residents say the cars are "destroying the quality of life."| SFGATE
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Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. It’s funny — when we think about robotaxis, we think about them operating in the same way as taxis — just going and picking up passengers as needed in the cities or regions where they operate. Perhaps we consider special ... [continued]| CleanTechnica
Uber won't be bringing autonomous vehicles to New York City just yet, the ride-share giant announced Wednesday.| amNewYork
Self-driving cars will soon be rolling through the streets of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn under the watch of a trained driver| amNewYork
Hyundai and Waymo are launching autonomous driving IONIQ 5s for ride-hailing. Testing starts in 2025. Are you ready to trust a car with no driver?| Electrify News Site
On a recent visit to San Francisco, Adam Engst was thoroughly impressed with a ride in a Waymo robotaxi. How many years will it be before the company expands service to most of the country?| TidBITS
Waymo now provides over 100,000 paid robotaxi trips per week in the USA. The company has expanded its service to new areas in California and Arizona. Waymo is now testing driverless vehicles on highways around the San Francisco area.| Warp News
