An autonomous Waymo all-electric Jaguar drives a passenger through the 2nd Street tunnel in Los Angeles on April 22. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) Driverless cars haven't always obeyed the rules ...

There could be 100 million autonomous cars on U.S. roads, and 98% of all cars sold could be AVs by 2050, Morgan Stanley projects Alphabet's Waymo is leading the robotaxi wave with 2,500 autonomous ...

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — If you’re getting from Point A to Point B on public streets — whether by car, bus, trolley, subway, bicycle, or foot — there’s a non-zero chance of having a collision. The only ...

Waymo plans to voluntarily issue a software recall with federal safety regulators related to how its robotaxis operate around school buses, the Alphabet-owned company told TechCrunch. The voluntary ...

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First, it was the ride-share industry that disrupted traditional taxis. Now robotaxis are trying to disrupt the ride-share companies. You can already ride in a driverless taxi in some American cities, ...

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Driverless cars haven't always obeyed the rules of the road but, unlike vehicles with humans behind the wheel, they've gotten away with it. That's about to change in California.