Hacker News Reader

They're in the Phoenix area as well.

List of cities here: https://waymo.com/rides/

And Dallas, Denver, Seattle, Tokyo

Los Angeles

And Atlanta via Uber

and RAPIDLY growing in Atlanta from what I see as I wander the city. I just saw one of their new Geely based vehicles today for the first time.

I will say as someone who is suspicious of self driving cars...they are not really worse than Atlanta drivers as a typical pedestrian. They are dangerous in different ways...but not necessarily more or less.

No, not NYC. They have a testing permit but it's not even listed in "coming soon" on their site.

They have hired staff in San Antonio but not officially announced a launch yet.

And "Silicon Valley" (Palo Alto, Mountain View, Menlo Park, Los Altos). Quotes because that excludes San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, and Milpitas.

There are a ton of them in Sunnyvale, so I expect that area to flip to public availability soon.

And Los Angeles