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Waymo, the self-driving car company backed by Google’s parent company Alphabet, is taking its first step toward operating in New York City. The company has filed for a permit to begin testing ...

Waymo, an offshoot of Google’s parent company Alphabet, has applied for a permit for its self-driving cars to operate in Manhattan with a “trained specialist” in the driver’s seat.

Waymo did not respond to requests for comment. The lawsuit, filed June 6, is proceeding through court as Waymo's white Jaguar SUV robotaxis with laser whirligigs on top spread around the Bay Area.

Waymo says that the next big city it’s going to plant autonomous ride-sharing in is New York. Unfortunately, Waymo’s business model isn’t exactly run of the mill, and that may take some time.

Waymo wants to bring driverless cars to NYC Waymo, Google's self-driving car division, wants to return to New York City. "New York, we're coming back to the Big Apple next month!

Waymo itself has experienced some issues, but as yet, nothing too serious. In New York, the opposition to robotaxis may not come from concerned citizens but from the city’s famed cab drivers.

Waymo will return to New York City in July for mapping and testing, but with human drivers, as state law currently prohibits fully driverless vehicle operation. The company is lobbying for ...

Waymno confirms that more miles of driving data and more compute to process that data is better. Tesla has about 100 times more driving data than Waymo (6 billion miles to 70 million or 500,000 miles) ...