Self-driving cars still rely on humans — but how often remains unclear

Self-driving vehicle companies, including some operating in Texas, aren't saying how frequently human remote assistance operators intervene while their vehicles are on the road. Senator Edward J. Markey,

Driverless taxis turn heads in Chicago, but do the benefits outweigh the risks?

While Waymo gears up to deploy self-driving taxis in the Windy City, critics are closely watching how the technology handles real-world conditions.

Wayve Wants to Take On Waymo—and Put Self-Driving Tech in Every Car

By ditching expensive hardware, the startup hopes to scale fast enough to challenge incumbents and make self-driving ubiquitous.

Viral videos aside, driverless cars make us safer | Opinion

The viral videos of wayward Waymos are fun to watch, but what you don't see are how the driverless cars make Arizona roads safer.

Who’s driving Waymo’s self-driving cars? Sometimes, the police.

First responders have had to take control of Waymo vehicles and move them during emergency situations, including in at least two active crime scenes, TechCrunch found.

7 Times Driverless Waymo Taxis Caused Chaos By Driving The Wrong Way Into Traffic

Driverless Waymo taxis recently made news for driving the wrong way into traffic. However, as this list will show, self-driving robotaxis doing things

Minnesota lawmakers weigh self-driving car regulations

Minnesota lawmakers are debating how to regulate self-driving cars, with labor advocates urging caution over job loss and safety.
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Waymo goes the wrong way at Whataburger - here's what happened

A Waymo self-driving car ended up facing the wrong way in a Whataburger drive-thru in San Antonio. A TikTok user posted video from Saturday, April 4, showing the robotaxi stopped, not moving, with its emergency lights on.