A new video shared to Reddit and TikTok shows a driverless taxi in Arizona, which is powered by Waymo's autonomous cars.
showing off Waymo — a driverless taxi available in certain areas of the world — is going viral. The video, which was captured in Arizona, shows a passenger getting into the car and then being taken to their destination without any interference from a human in the car’s navigation and driving.
For those who haven’t kept up with electric vehicles and the rise of autonomous driving in recent years, Waymo began as Google’s self-driving car project way back in 2009. Since then, though, the program has evolved greatly, eventually becoming the system that it is today. That system includes driverless taxis available in Phoenix, Arizona and San Francisco, California..
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