Self-driving cars may soon become a fixture on Big Apple roads. Waymo, one of the best-known companies for autonomous vehicles, has secured the first permit to test self-driving cars in New York City ...

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The Adams administration announced Friday it has approved driverless-taxi firm Waymo’s application to test autonomous vehicles in Gotham — but the robotaxis won’t be picking up passengers anytime soon ...

Waymo has been given the green light to test its self-driving cars on New York City streets. Mayor Eric Adams announced Friday that the tech company was awarded the first permit to start testing ...

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Optical illusions aren’t just clever tricks for the eyes, they often carry deep psychological insights into how we perceive the world and, more importantly, ourselves. The image above is one such ...

The city on Friday allowed self-driving taxi company Waymo to become the first company to test its autonomous vehicles in parts of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn. The city Department of ...

Waymo has gotten the green light to start testing autonomous vehicles in New York City. The company will be allowed to test up to eight of its vehicles in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Meanwhile, competitor ...

On Monday, the vehicle was spotted at the intersection of Collier Road and Howell Mill Road. The vehicle, a Zeekr RT platform equipped with Waymo’s sixth-generation technology, is part of the ...

Taxi and livery drivers rallied outside Gov. Kathy Hochul’s Manhattan office Monday to protest the city’s decision to allow Waymo to test self-driving cars in parts of Manhattan and downtown Brooklyn.

Waymo is getting one step closer to rides in New York City. The Alphabet autonomous vehicle subsidiary received its first permit from the New York Department of Transportation on Friday to start ...