Waymo is taking the on-ramp to the freeway. Why it matters: The self-driving car company has kept its robotaxis exclusively on urban and suburban roads until now. Driving the news: Waymo announced ...

Modern vehicles give drivers more computer-controlled options and settings than ever before, with the majority of vehicles on sale today offering some sort of selectable driving modes that can alter ...

SAN BRUNO, Calif. — The self-driving car company Waymo said Wednesday it would begin offering rides on freeways for robotaxi customers in Los Angeles, Phoenix and the San Francisco Bay Area in a ...

Waymo has begun giving rides to the public on freeways in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles and Phoenix, and expanded its Bay Area service all the way down to San Jose, adding SJC San Jose ...

Waymo is expanding driverless rides to freeways. Starting Wednesday, passengers in San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles can get to their destinations more quickly as the self-driving company opens ...

Waymo is temporarily halting freeway operations for its robotaxi service in several U.S. markets as the company works to address performance issues in construction zones, FOX Business has learned. The ...

Waymo says its autonomous vehicles are ready to drive its taxi service customers on the freeway. The Google-backed autonomous vehicle company made the announcement Wednesday. Freeway service will ...

Sixteen years ago, engineers working on the Google self-driving project conducted their first autonomous vehicle tests on the freeway that connects Silicon Valley to San Francisco. The company would ...

Waymo is slowly adding freeway routes back to its service area more than two months after the company stopped driving these high-speed roads due to how its robotaxis behaved near construction zones.