Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
Where driverless cars actually take passengers
A sourced, city-by-city guide to driverless ride-hailing services, their operators, and rider access.
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- Riders comparing driverless ride-hailing by city
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- Services still using a safety monitor are excluded from the counted total, and each city entry carries a source.
Field notes
The page groups city entries by operator and records launch timing, rider access, and market notes, with source links attached to the rows. It excludes services still running with a safety monitor from the counted driverless total, while separate sections cover those services and announced-but-not-yet-passenger-carrying deployments. One Texas note cites 1,102 Waymo vehicles registered as of 24 September and a 49% increase over three weeks.
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