Waymo, which operates more than five times as many fully driverless vehicles in the city, reported a similar number of incidents so far in 2026.

Tesla has again expanded its Austin robotaxi service area, seemingly days ahead of a potential public launch. Late Tuesday, Tesla's Robotaxi account posted on X that it had increased its service area ...

Tesla Inc.’s robotaxis have been involved in over a dozen crashes in Austin since service began, according to reports the ...

Tesla execs said over the weekend that the EV maker is testing its driverless cars on Austin public roads with no people on board. Texas currently allows autonomous vehicle makers to test or operate ...

Thanks in large part to Texas’ relatively lax regulations on such operations and state law keeping municipalities from clamping down on the emerging technology, the state has drawn multiple operators ...

For nearly a year now, Uber users in Austin have been growing accustomed to getting a lift from one of Waymo’s autonomous vehicles. It can still seem like something out of science fiction: unlocking a ...

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Tesla’s camera-only robotaxi rollout in Austin exposed critical safety flaws, regulatory risks, and public backlash, undermining its self-driving technology narrative. Production and delivery ...

As Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) gears up for the launch of its Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, this weekend, U.S. highway safety regulators are closely examining the company’s safety protocols. The ...