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The image would feature a cityscape at dusk, with several tall buildings in the background. In the foreground, a sleek, futuristic-looking driverless vehicle, branded with the Waymo and Uber logos, is driving along the road. The car has a panoramic windshield and no visible driver. A few people can be seen walking on the sidewalk, watching the vehicle in awe.

Introducing Waymo’s Driverless Vehicles: Your Uber Experience in Phoenix

Posted on 26 October 2023 By Lee No Comments on Introducing Waymo’s Driverless Vehicles: Your Uber Experience in Phoenix
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We’re Not in Kansas Anymore: Uber Enlists Robot Chauffeurs in Phoenix

A Whole New Ball Game for Phoenix Uber Users

In a move that’s bound to amp up the thrill of ride-hailing in Phoenix, Uber has paired up with Waymo to drop some driverless dazzle into their service. The Bladerunner-esque future we’ve all been eagerly (or fearfully) predicting isn’t sneaking around the corner – it’s here and picking you up at the curb.

How It Works? No Rocket Science!

To get in on this Jetsons-reality, all an Uber user needs to do is hail one of their standard rides – an UberX, Uber Green, or Uber Comfort (for all you bougie riders out there). Oh, and if you’re trying to help Captain Planet, you can also hail an Uber Comfort Electric. Once you’ve got your request in, if there’s a Waymo vehicle leapfrogging around in your vicinity and it decides to grace you with its presence, all you need to do is confirm you’re cool with having R2-D2 as your chauffeur!

Revolutionary Partnership: Uber and Waymo

Although we first sniffed out this Uber-Waymo partnership in May 2023 – it’s only now we find the two embracing the spotlight. This unexpected crossbreeding of two silicon valley giants is not just wild, my tech-loving friends – it’s a revolution on the streets of Phoenix!

The Hot Take

As fun as it sounds, there’s a tiny, hilarious irony in here – a ride-hailing app that sought to give people gigs is now helping pioneer a service that could render those very jobs obsolete! Uber’s playing both the hero and the potential villain here. So, let’s buckle up, folks- it’s about to be a bumpy, driverless ride!



Original article: https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/26/waymo-driverless-vehicles-are-now-available-through-uber-starting-first-in-phoenix/

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