We know way more about Waymo crashes and its safety record than some experts pretend. www.theargumentmag.com/p/we-absolut...

Frieren season 2 — a great birthday present!

Accidentally gave a "thank you" wave to a car that stopped to let me cross the street before noticing it was a Waymo, and now I feel like THE WORLD'S STUPIDEST DUMBASS.

More Waymo safety data published today, this time looking at 127 million fully autonomous miles driven through Sept 25. We estimate human drivers would have been involved in 411 more injury crashes over the same distance, including 48 with pedestrians.

“If Waymo’s results are indicative of the broader future of autonomous vehicles, we may be on the path to eliminating traffic deaths as a leading cause of mortality in the United States. While many see this as a tech story, I view it as a public health breakthrough." www.nytimes.com/2025/12/02/o...

I just saw a waymo stop at a green light to let an ambulance through. Then the light changed before it had a chance to get through so it backed up to give pedestrians the crosswalk. It was safe to do this because there were no cars behind it which it must have known. Honestly pretty impressive.

"I'd rather her be in a driverless car with a better safety record than with a new teen driver" We're very proud that Waymo is a ride-hailing service parents can trust.

Waymo in New York! (for testing – say hi!)

Lidar helps Waymo see things before they become visible to the human eye, like children chasing their dogs into the street

It's Waymo's world. We're just living in it. The company behind the robotaxi revolution is our No. 1 Most Innovative Company this year. Dmitri Dolgov and Tekedra Mawakana, featured on the cover of our Spring magazine issue, are the pair of co-CEOs leading the charge.

Very proud to be a part of the indomitable team at Waymo, Fast Company's Most Innovative Company for 2025. www.fastcompany.com/91270760/way...

Pls say hello and thank you to the Waymo Driver

U.S. roads are deadly. Waymo's safety data shows our AVs can help make them safer. Kudos to the Washington Post Ed Board for recognizing our technology's life-saving potential, and for calling for a national standard for the deployment of safe AVs. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

We love a good road trip

“I call it ‘my ride, my car.' I don’t have to interact with anybody, it’s gonna take me basically where I want to go, when I want to go there, and it’s all about my choice and I’m not dependent on your eyes to see what’s around me.” www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti...

A wow moment from the Waymo Driver

"San Francisco’s early adoption of robotaxis and efforts to electrify its bus fleet were key to earning the No. 1 spot." www.sfgate.com/local/articl...

Seeing is believing, or put another way, “the S-curve of technology improvement is overlapping with another one: the adoption curve." When people try Waymo’s autonomous vehicles, the like ‘em! spectrum.ieee.org/robotaxi

Waymo has trained more than 15,000 first responders around the U.S. Our First Responder team hears directly from safety officials on what they experience in the field, and helps us improve our technology in partnership. As the saying goes, feedback is a gift! And it produces magical results.

The eastward AV migration continues apace! www.theverge.com/2024/12/5/24...

The wheel < Waymo < indoor plumbing feels right. Thanks for the nod, guys!

Man, #Dandadan on Netflix is really going to make me read the manga and buy a Creepy Nuts album, isn’t it…

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