Waymo brings robo-taxis to San Francisco in new test


Waymo driverless Chrysler Pacifica have been in use in the Phoenix, Arizona area since 2017. — AFP Relaxnews

Waymo, the autonomous driving unit of Google parent Alphabet, said Wednesday it would begin testing its driverless ride-hailing service on the streets of San Francisco.

The move expands the testing for the autonomous vehicles, which have been in use in the Phoenix, Arizona area since 2017.

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