US EditionBeneath the Halo: Federal Probe Into Waymo’s ‘Unexpected’ Driving Shakes Robotaxi Sector
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Beneath the Halo: Federal Probe Into Waymo’s ‘Unexpected’ Driving Shakes Robotaxi Sector
PHOENIX – In the flat, sun-drenched grid of this sprawling metropolis, a yellow school bus did what it does every school day: it stopped, extended its red stop-arm sign, and flashed its warning lights. But on one January day, a white Jaguar I-Pace outfitted with a sophisticated array of sensors and computing hardware, operating as a Waymo robotaxi, did something unexpected. It paused, then proceeded to drive past the bus, an action that would ea…
Waymo is expanding its leading position with the Robotaxi operators: Miami is the sixth city in the United States where autonomous taxis regularly carry passengers.
Waymo launches Miami robotaxi service amid federal safety probe
On the Dash: Waymo has launched a paid, driverless robotaxi service in Miami, its sixth U.S. market. The company plans major U.S. expansion in 2026 despite increased safety scrutiny. Miami service begins with a limited area and fleet supported by partner Moove. Alphabet’s Waymo has launched a commercial robotaxi service in Miami, opening the service to paying riders as part of its broader U.S. expansion planned for 2026. The rollout makes Miami…
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