As some major projects come to a close, others are just taking shape. Georgia DOT Commissioner Russell McMurry offers updates ...

Alphabet’s Waymo said on Thursday it has suspended its robotaxi service on freeways in the United States and paused its operations in Atlanta, Georgia as it updates software to improve performance ...

A Georgia veteran crossed Atlanta’s downtown connector in waist-deep floodwater to rescue a stranger stranded on top of her ...

Waymo announced it suspended robotaxi services on freeways across the US, as well as its entire Atlanta, Georgia, operation on May 21. The autonomous taxi service provider says it needs to update its ...

Waymo announced it suspended robotaxi services on freeways across the US, as well as its entire Atlanta, Georgia, operation on May 21. The autonomous taxi service provider says it needs to update its ...

Atlanta traffic held up better than expected during a full I-285 closure, offering clues to how drivers may respond to future ...

Waymo is temporarily halting freeway operations for its robotaxi service in several U.S. markets as the company works to address performance issues in construction zones, FOX Business has learned. The ...

(KGTV) — A story that caught our eye claims California is looking into allowing buses on our freeways that travel 140 miles per hour. It's true. Caltrans is exploring the idea of high-speed buses that ...

REMAINING IN THAT RESERVE, AND THAT IS THE LOWEST LEVEL SINCE OCTOBER OF 2024. WELL, COULD CALIFORNIA DRIVERS SOON SHARE THE ROAD WITH BUSSES THAT TRAVEL UP TO 140MPH? IT’S PART OF A FUTURISTIC IDEA ...

Waymo has paused freeway rides for its robotaxi service in San Francisco and other cities as it works to improve how its vehicles respond in construction zones. The company said riders can still use ...

Waymo has suspended robotaxi service on freeways in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Miami as it works to improve performance in construction zones, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on ...

Forget flying cars. The future of travel in California could be fast buses on freeways, gifting visitors and residents a trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco potentially as quick as about three ...