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Technology · Robotics · published 2026-09-01 · via Engadget

Waymo launches public robotaxi service in three additional U.S. cities

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Waymo has opened its autonomous ride-hailing service to the public in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa, with tens of thousands of pre-registered users gaining access first. This expansion brings Waymo's operational footprint to 14 U.S. cities, and the company is also preparing for international launches in Tokyo, Munich, and London. Regulatory and technical hurdles may delay the London rollout beyond this year.

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Waymo's latest rollout begins immediately in three metropolitan areas, with a staged onboarding process for the large waitlists already established in each location. This brings the company's domestic operational count to fourteen, reflecting a steady pace of geographic growth across the United States.

Beyond domestic borders, the firm has set its sights on Tokyo and Munich as initial international outposts. London is also targeted, but recent reports suggest that

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