Recent data shows that non-collision testing at Waymo and Zoox led to around two dozen injuries among test drivers in 2024 and 2025, mostly caused by hard braking or sudden automated maneuvers. A

Zoox will be on San Diego streets by the end of the month. The company, run by Amazon, made the announcement as Waymo's service opened up to riders.

Test drivers for Waymo and Zoox sustained more than two dozen injuries in 2024 and 2025 from hard braking or other sudden movements made by the autonomous vehicles, according to a TechCrunch review of data submitted to OSHA.

Seeing a car move through city traffic with no one in the driver's seat can make it feel like Waymo has already reached the highest possible level of automation. From a passenger's perspective, there's no steering,

A new report reveals rising injuries among test drivers in Waymo and Zoox vehicles, with incidents linked to hard braking and rapid directional changes during testing.

Cities that say no to driverless cars are blocking a technology that would change their residents’ lives for the better.

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Aug 25 (Reuters) - Self-driving technology company ⁠Waymo ⁠said on Tuesday ⁠it would begin testing its autonomous ​vehicles in Munich in the coming weeks, laying ‌the groundwork for a ‌commercial ride-hailing service in Germany that ⁠it ⁠aims to launch toward the end of 2027.