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Waymo Opens Dallas Robotaxi Service to All Riders, Drops Waitlist

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Waymo has made its robotaxi service in Dallas fully accessible to the public by removing its waitlist requirement. The move marks a significant step in the autonomous vehicle company's efforts to expand its self-driving technology. Dallas joins a growing list of cities where Waymo is scaling its operations. The company has broader ambitions to extend its robotaxi network across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe.

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