Autonomous vehicles are adopting humanlike qualities, making illegal U-turns and flooring it the second the light goes green.

Waymo is already testing fewer than 10 vehicles in Manhattan and Brooklyn with trained specialists behind the wheel, and the company's regional chief explains why he thinks next year will be a turning ...

The Alphabet owned robotaxi company, Waymo, has been getting quite a bit of scrutiny lately over whether the driverless cars ...

A woman who ordered a self-driving Waymo ride for her daughter was horrified to find a neurotic man in the car’s trunk, and ...

A tech giant has teamed up with local artists, adding vibrant colors and quirky characters in an effort to humanize its ...

The company says it will improve how its fifth-gen autonomous system interprets school-bus signals, after evidence of new ...

Getting to the hospital when your water finally breaks looks a little different for some city dwellers, as exampled by the ...

Baltimore has been added to the list of U.S. cities that will welcome autonomous ride-hailing service Waymo to its streets.

Some New Orleanians wonder if Waymo can safely operate in a town with notoriously bad streets, endless construction and a ...

Tampa’s might be getting a little bit freakier thanks to driverless taxi company Waymo. TechCrunch said the Bay area is among ...

For now, trained human specialists remain behind the wheel, but the company says fully driverless operations are coming.

The autonomous ride-hailing company said it has earmarked Detroit as the first Midwestern city to expand its business but ...