(Bloomberg) -- Waymo will become the first robotaxi provider in the US to offer driverless rides on highways, a milestone that positions it to better compete with ride-hailing companies and ...

In a first for the U.S., Waymo on Nov. 12 will start offering driverless robot-taxi rides on freeways in the Bay Area, along with Los Angeles and Phoenix. The pioneering Google spinoff will also ...

Some of the roadblocks are due to widening projects as the Arizona Department of Transportation advises caution while driving in work zones.

A highway is a fast road with open access, which means it “can have intersections, driveways or median openings for turning,” explains Huynh. Highways post slower speeds (40 to 60 mph) and are often ...

Waymo is bringing its driverless cars to freeways in three major US cities and the surrounding environs. These areas include San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles. The platform didn't say how many of ...

Waymo will begin offering autonomous rides on local freeways to a select group of customers, marking a big step forward for its driverless technology. The service will initially be available to ...