Cruise's Robotaxis Now Available 24/7 in San Francisco.
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Cruise's robotaxis are now running 24/7 in San Francisco, with public access available from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. in the Northwest part of the city. The service is open to paying members of the public, while eligible "power users" and "Cruisers" ride for free during the day. The move is a step towards broader commercial deployment of autonomous ride-hailing services. Cruise is one of a handful of companies authorized to operate their autonomous vehicles on San Francisco city streets without a human safety driver on board.
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