When Atlanta resident Nate Galesic tried to book an autonomous ride through Uber this summer, the process wasn’t seamless.

Thanks to a new Uber partnership, Atlantans can get a Waymo, but can't exactly order one directly. Instead, they're canceling human drivers to get robotaxis.

Uber users in Atlanta are dropping rides with human drivers to maximize their chances of getting a self-driving Waymo taxi.

Public rides in Dallas are slated to begin next year. In the meantime, here's everywhere the self-driving service operates now, and where it's set to arrive in the future.

There are a few steps you can take to increase your chances of getting a Waymo around town. ATLANTA - Waymo autonomous vehicles have been driving Uber riders around Atlanta for almost two months now, but if you want to increase your chances at getting a ride in the driver-less vehicle, FOX 5 reached out to the company for advice.

Move aside, Lamborghini, Ferrari and Bugatti. For years, music videos in pop culture have shown luxury vehicles as a status symbol — something fans can be amazed by and aspire to. The new flex is riding a self-driving car: Waymo.

Today, the biggest player in the self-driving car space—at least among robotaxis—is Waymo, which has had services running in various cities around the nation since 2017. The ride-hailing service expanded into a more publicly available realm in recent years after starting out with more limited ridership,

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