In the United States, driverless taxis piloted by artificial intelligence are appearing in cities from Los Angeles to Miami. But are these phantom drivers more or less prone to accidents than humans?

Elon Musk is staring down several self-imposed deadlines this year, from Cybercab volume production to a much-hyped Roadster ...

Motional was going to have to evolve or die. It paused everything and picked option No. 1.

The global robotaxi fleet is projected to reach 934,000 vehicles by 2035, with a market value of around $105 billion, ...

Altadena resident Ken Johnson said the animal began denning beneath his home around Thanksgiving, twisting gas lines and ...

A judge scolded Waymo during an administrative rules proceeding, after the company refused to disclose how many of its ...

As federal funding becomes less predictable, cities face major shifts in transportation, housing and climate resilience in ...

Waymo has spent the past three years refining and testing a minivan-like vehicle made by Chinese automaker Zeekr. And now, ...

It has become commonly accepted that autonomous vehicles, despite the occasional high-profile crash, are on the whole safer ...

Uber operates in over 10,000 cities with 183 million monthly users. Its aggregator strategy avoids ownership costs while integrating multiple AV providers. Uber plans to deploy at least 20,000 ...

At CES 2026, the companies share more details about the upcoming self-driving Lucid Gravity SUV, which is slated to hit the ...

Alexis Munoz — a 13-year-old with wavy hair and a smile threaded with braces — ambled away from the scene and up to a busy ...