Waymo, a leading player in autonomous driving technology, has announced the removal of safety operators from its fleet of robotaxis in Miami. This strategic move is part of Waymo’s broader expansion plans across the United States, with upcoming plans to replicate this driverless model in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando.
By offering fully autonomous trips to its employees in Miami and gradually extending this service to other cities, Waymo is demonstrating its progress in advancing self-driving technology. This decision follows the recent milestone achieved by Waymo, allowing paid rides on highways in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Phoenix, with successful launches in Atlanta and Austin earlier this year.
Waymo’s comprehensive approach to managing autonomous fleets and providing top-tier rider support positions the company as a leader in the autonomous vehicle industry, as it faces competition from companies like Zoox and Tesla.
Source: TechCrunch