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This feels like an inflection point. We're now at San Francisco, SFO airport, Austin, Nashville, and NYC, is that right?
by losvedir 1y ago
This feels like an inflection point.
We're now at San Francisco, SFO airport, Austin, Nashville, and NYC, is that right?
- yiweig 1y agoAnd Atlanta via Uber
- avs733 1y agoand RAPIDLY growing in Atlanta from what I see as I wander the city. I just saw one of their new Geely based vehicles today for the first time. I will say as someone who is suspicious of self driving cars...they are not really worse than Atlanta drivers as a typical pedestrian. They are dangerous in different ways...but not necessarily more or less.
- baseballdork 1y agoThey're in the Phoenix area as well. List of cities here: https://waymo.com/rides/ https://waymo.com/rides/
- dehrmann 1y agoAnd "Silicon Valley" (Palo Alto, Mountain View, Menlo Park, Los Altos). Quotes because that excludes San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, and Milpitas.
- zbrozek 1y agoThere are a ton of them in Sunnyvale, so I expect that area to flip to public availability soon.
- jayd16 1y agoLos Angeles
- panarky 1y agoAnd Dallas, Denver, Seattle, Tokyo
- gol706 1y agoThey have hired staff in San Antonio but not officially announced a launch yet.
- mcoliver 1y agoAnd Los Angeles
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- marcellus23 1y agoNo, not NYC. They have a testing permit but it's not even listed in "coming soon" on their site.