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Waymo Opens Fully Driverless Robotaxi Service to All in Downtown Phoenix

Waymo now allows the general public to hail fully driverless ride-hail vehicles in downtown Phoenix around the clock. This commercial expansion highlights the company's accelerated push toward widespread autonomous transportation.

Federal and California Regulators Increase Pressure on Tesla Autopilot Safety

Federal and state agencies demand answers from Tesla regarding the safety, driver monitoring, and advertising of its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features. The intensified scrutiny follows multiple crashes and accusations of misleading consumers.

California DMV Accuses Tesla of Misleading Autopilot Claims

California regulators allege that Tesla falsely advertises its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features as fully autonomous. The DMV's complaint could result in suspended vehicle licenses and hefty fines for the automaker.

California DMV Accuses Tesla of Deceptive Autopilot and FSD Marketing

The California DMV files formal complaints against Tesla, claiming the names "Autopilot" and "Full Self-Driving" falsely imply the cars drive themselves. Tesla faces potential fines, mandated advertising changes, or even the suspension of its manufacturing licenses in the state.

Waymo Launches Driverless Robotaxi Rides for San Francisco Employees

Waymo begins offering fully autonomous rides to its employees in San Francisco as it expands its testing territory. The move intensifies the ongoing competition with Cruise in the Bay Area.

Waymo Launches Fully Driverless Robotaxi Rides for San Francisco Employees

Waymo kicks off employee-only, fully autonomous rides across a wide swath of San Francisco using its current testing permit. The move intensifies the competitive battle against Cruise in the Bay Area.

Waymo Secures Temporary Block on Release of Driverless Vehicle Data

A California judge grants Waymo a 22-day restraining order to keep autonomous vehicle operations data hidden from the public. The company fights to permanently protect trade secrets from a public records request.

Waymo Wins Temporary Block Against Release of Driverless Vehicle Data

A California judge grants Waymo a 22-day restraining order to keep autonomous vehicle safety details hidden from public records. The court will decide next month if the company can permanently redact the information.

Waymo Sues California DMV to Block Release of Autonomous Crash Data

Waymo takes legal action against the California DMV to prevent the public release of its autonomous vehicle crash data, claiming the information contains valuable trade secrets.

Waymo Sues California DMV to Block Public Release of Crash Data

Waymo files a lawsuit against the California DMV to keep its autonomous vehicle crash data private, arguing that releasing the information exposes valuable trade secrets to competitors.

Waymo Sues California DMV to Shield Autonomous Crash Data

Alphabet's self-driving subsidiary Waymo takes legal action against the California DMV to prevent the public release of specific autonomous vehicle crash data. The company argues that disclosing this information exposes valuable trade secrets to competitors.

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California Regulators Greenlight 24/7 Paid Driverless Rides in San Francisco

The California Public Utilities Commission grants Cruise and Waymo the authority to charge passengers for driverless rides at all hours in San Francisco. The decision removes previous time and geographic restrictions for the autonomous vehicle companies.

Cruise Launches First Driverless Robotaxi Rides in San Francisco

Cruise operates fully driverless robotaxis in San Francisco for employees and select members of the public at no charge. The service runs overnight under a strict state permit while the company prepares for a future commercial launch.

Cruise Launches First Driverless Robotaxi Rides in San Francisco

Cruise begins operating fully driverless robotaxis in San Francisco for employees and select members of the public at no charge. The company navigates strict state permitting rules as it works toward a commercial launch next year.