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Waymo to bring driverless taxis to London in 2026
LONDON (AP) – Robotaxi pioneer Waymo plans to expand to London next year, marking the company’s latest step in rolling out its driverless ride service internationally. Waymo said Wednesday that it will start testing its self-driving cars on London streets in the coming weeks – with a human “safety driver” behind the wheel – as it seeks to win government approval for its services.