philadelphia waymo - Search News

Order byBest matchMost fresh

Waymo, Philadelphia

Waymo is bringing a fleet of testing vehicles to Philadelphia

Waymo, the autonomous driving technology company, is bringing a fleet of testing vehicles to Philadelphia this year. "This city is a National Treasure," Waymo wrote on X. "It's a city of love, where eagles fly with a gritty spirit and cheese that spreads and cheese that steaks.

· 2d

Waymo to begin testing in Philadelphia with safety drivers behind the wheel

· 2d · on MSN

Waymo begins testing self-driving cars with human drivers in New York and Philadelphia

· 1d

Waymo begins offering teen accounts, starting in metro Phoenix

Waymo is launching a new account type that lets teenagers hail a robotaxi and ride alone, expanding its rider base while continuing to test its service in more US cities.

· 2d

Waymo has a new feature for teens. What Arizona parents need to know

· 7h

Robotaxi company campaigns for New York expansion

· 1d

As Waymo Debuts in Philadelphia, It May Want to Look Into the Time Furious Locals Tore Apart an Adorable Robot

"I don't think Philly is the best place to test this," the user aptly observed.

· 1d

Self-driving robotaxi service Waymo makes debut in NYC with pilot testing program

· 2d

Waymo has a new feature for teens. Here's what it does

1don MSN

Waymo cars coming to Philadelphia, will be collecting data with human drivers

If you're driving or walking around Philadelphia in the next few weeks, you could see one of these Waymo driverless taxis. Philadelphia is one of several cities where the cars will be on the streets.

1don MSN

Waymo, the robotaxi company, will hit Philly streets this summer

Philadelphia is one of more than 10 cities where human autonomous-technology experts will be taking Waymos on summer “road trips,” allowing the cars “to get to know the city,” spokesperson Sandy Karp said in a statement. The testing fleets are closed to the public.

2don MSN

Waymo Tests Bring NYC One Step Closer to Autonomous Taxis

Waymo’s first self-driving taxis arrived in New York City this week to begin collecting data with a human behind the wheel as the company seeks a permit for autonomous testing.