2025-09-17
Waymo is headed to Nashville in 2026
Waymo is plotting a route for Tennessee, as it plans to bring its robotaxis to Nashville. The company expects to start autonomous driving operations in the city in the coming months before opening up to the public in 2026.
At the outset, folks in the area will be able to hail a ride via the Waymo app. Down the line, Lyft will be able to match users with Waymo rides in Nashville.
Waymo is currently up and running in five US cities: San Francisco (and other parts of the B [...]
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