Waymo has laid out plans for a robotaxi service in London with a pilot scheme due to begin in April.

Waymo, the U.S. robotaxi company, is set to launch a fully driverless service in London by late 2026. Backed by Alphabet, ...

Inside the UK train factory testing the technology that could make driverless trains a reality At the 'Train Zero' lab in the ...

But speaking of incompetence, AVs could be the solution to getting reckless drivers off the road. Rather than focusing on ...

Autonomous truck tech company achieves commercial milestone with revenue-generating operations in multiple states The post ...

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Vay is rental car service startup that is fully embracing remote-driving technology in order to deliver cars to users without ...

McLeod Software and Aurora Innovation have announced the completion of an API integration that allows carriers to book and ...

The robotaxi startup will be the first in the U.S. to offer trips on freeways without a safety monitor Waymo says at least nine cities are "up next" for expansion across the U.S and has tested its ...

The market for driverless vehicles is poised to explode in the coming decade. Companies from tech giants to traditional automakers, even startups, are setting their sights on driverless vehicles.

Uber is set to become the next ride-sharing service to launch driverless robotaxis, announcing plans to partner with tech developer Nuro and EV maker Lucid at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show.