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Expanding from Five to Twenty Markets
Waymo's self-driving taxi service currently operates in San Francisco, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Austin and Atlanta. In 2026 the company announced an ambitious plan to expand its robotaxi service to 20 markets over the next three years.
Waymo will launch in Washington DC, Miami, Dallas and Orlando before moving into additional U.S. markets. International expansion plans include London and Tokyo, marking Waymo's first foray outside the United States. Service will begin with human-operated vehicles in new markets before transitioning to fully autonomous rides.
Why Human Operators Come First
According to the company, starting with trained drivers behind the wheel allows local regulators and passengers to gain confidence before the technology goes fully driverless. Waymo expects this phased approach to build trust and gather real-world data to improve safety and reliability.
What It Means for Businesses and Riders
For city governments and transportation planners, Waymo's expansion signals that autonomous taxis are moving from pilot projects to mainstream service. Businesses that rely on ride-sharing can begin integrating Waymo into their logistics and customer experiences.
If you'd like to explore how autonomous services could support your company's operations, contact Dino Code LA for a consultation or learn more about Waymo at Waymo's official website.
