Waymo is sending autonomous vehicles to Japan
Waymo is sending autonomous vehicles to Japan for first international tests
The inclusion of GO, a popular taxi app in Japan, in the strategic partnership could signal Waymo’s intention to put its autonomous vehicles into service through a locally based mobility provider. Waymo is already doing this in the US, making its autonomous vehicles available on Uber’s ridehail app in Austin and Atlanta.
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