Waymo Opens Public Driverless Rides in Denver in a 60‑Square‑Mile Robotaxi Zone
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Waymo’s driverless ride-hailing service starts for the public in Denver within a roughly 60‑square‑mile core area centered on downtown, with rides hailable via Waymo’s app. The initial zone excludes Denver International Airport and some suburbs, and pricing will be dynamic and competitive with Uber/Lyft. The fleet uses Waymo’s newer Ojai vehicles designed for better winter sensing, and Waymo plans public launches in San Diego and Tampa soon after.
- Waymo’s Denver fleet is set to start providing driverless rides to the public today The Denver Post
- Waymo officially launches to the public in San Diego NBC 7 San Diego
- Tampa residents can now schedule a ride with Waymo WFLA
- Waymo and Zoox expand into more U.S. markets as robotaxi race heats up CNBC
- Welcoming our first riders in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa waymo.com
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