Waymo makes history with driverless taxis

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Waymo makes history with driverless taxis

Takes human out of vehicle for the first time.

Alphabet's Waymo will launch a ride-hailing service with no human behind the steering wheel and has been testing the fully self-driving cars on public roads in Arizona. The test without a human in the driver's seat is a first in the United States as large tech companies, big automakers and ...

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