Column "Inside America": How Waymo's Robotaxi Revolution is Changing San Francisco
The many futuristic vehicles on the city's streets are often among the first peculiarities visitors notice. Is Germany prepared for this?
A German tourist, Philipp, experienced a Waymo robotaxi ride in San Francisco with his family. Initially, he was apprehensive but soon enjoyed the ride as they passed through intersections on an August evening. Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, is the only provider offering public rides in San Francisco, and its presence has become a notable part of the city's daily life.
Residents use Waymo to commute to work or transport their pets and children. The technology has quickly become integrated into the lives of San Francisco inhabitants.
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