Teenagers in Phoenix, Arizona can now hail fully autonomous Waymo rides without an adult present, thanks to a new pilot scheme from the Google-backed company. The initiative, officially launched this ...

Waymo has racked up more than 20 million testing miles in Arizona, California, and other states. This is far more than any human being will drive in a lifetime.

Self-driving vehicles and AI may seem like a threat to jobs at places like Kroger and Amazon. But testing in Phoenix also shows great opportunity.

Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, Google's parent company, has introduced a groundbreaking service in Phoenix, Arizona, allowing teenagers as young as 14 to ride in robotaxis without adult supervision.

In Phoenix, a police officer who pulled over a Waymo driving in the wrong lane was “unable to issue citation to computer.” ...

The Arizona Republic had followed Waymo van No. 8146 for 19 miles that day in Chandler to better understand what these vehicles were doing on the public roads, and how well they are doing it.

Bedrock Robotics, led by a veteran of Alphabet Inc.’s autonomous tech unit, is emerging from stealth with $80 million and ...

And that's the point that Waymo is at in Phoenix. Danny Lewis: Meghan, you just went down to Phoenix, Arizona to test out some of Waymo's Robotaxis. What was it like? Where did you go?

Crash reconstructions were based on police reports, Arizona Department of Transportation reports, photos, diagrams and even surveillance footage in some instances, according to Waymo.

Waymo representatives did not respond to a request for comment on how it selects its backup drivers or its opinions on the regulatory environment in Arizona.

Police in Chandler, Arizona — a Phoenix suburb where Waymo's self-driving fleet has been testing since 2017 — have seen an uptick of people frustrated with the vehicles' presence, the Arizona ...

Waymo One, the first commercial robotaxi service, is now picking up passengers in Arizona Wed., Dec. 5, 2018 A Waymo self-driving autonomous vehicle is parked in Tempe, Ariz., on February 3, 2018.