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Electrek · Fred Lambert ·

Waymo receives approval from the California Public Utilities Commission to expand across 18 counties, including Sacramento and San Diego

Waymo says California regulators have signed off on the biggest expansion of its robotaxi service yet, covering 18 counties from Sonoma down to San Diego.

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Waymo receives approval from the California Public Utilities Commission to expand across 18 counties, including Sacramento and San Diego

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