GoKawiilWaymo opens robotaxi service to public in Denver, San Diego and Tampa
Waymo has launched public robotaxi rides in Denver, San Diego and Tampa, expanding its US footprint to 14 cities. The company says tens of thousands of people in each city have already signed up and will be granted access gradually ahead of a wider rollout.
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This expansion shows Waymo scaling faster than rivals despite lingering safety and regulatory scrutiny of autonomous vehicles. Its parallel push into Tokyo, Munich and London signals ambitions beyond the US, though reported delays in London show international rollout isn't guaranteed to match domestic pace.
- Waymo now operates public robotaxi service in 14 US cities
- Tens of thousands of users per city have signed up ahead of wider access
- International plans for Tokyo, Munich and London face possible delays
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