Waymo is expanding its driverless robotaxi service to three additional U.S. cities—Denver, San Diego, and Tampa, Florida—where it begins offering paid rides to the public. With these launches, the company says its robotaxi service is available in 14 U.S. cities.
Waymo’s outreach starts on a rolling basis as it invites riders and gradually increases access in each market, following what outlets describe as its established commercial approach. Bloomberg, TechCrunch, and others report the expansion as part of Waymo’s broader scaling of its paid ride-hail offering rather than a single-day nationwide rollout.
Across the coverage, the main differences are in emphasis and wording: some focus on the “open to the public” milestone, while TechCrunch highlights the phased, ramp-up process for rider invitations. All accounts align on the same three cities, the start of public paid availability, and the increase in the number of served U.S. markets.
