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Waymo expands footprint in San Francisco to include vast majority of the city

Geographic expansion

  • Waymo, the self-driving tech development unit of Google's parent company Alphabet, is expanding its operations in San Francisco to cover the vast majority of the nearly 47 square-mile city.

  • The rides were previously restricted to a “couple of thousand” users in the city’s northeastern neighborhoods — including Fisherman’s Wharf, Embarcadero, and Chinatown. As per sources, today’s expansion will help Waymo to reach “tens of thousands” of users.

  • The rides will still remain limited to riders who showed interest via the waitlist. 

  • Analyst QuickTake: The expansion comes just two months after Waymo and its competitor, General Motors’ self-driving vehicle unit, Cruise, received approval from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to charge for fully autonomous rides (i.e., without a safety driver) around the clock in San Francisco.

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