Waymo Robotaxis pushes more California cities

The company announced on Tuesday that Waymo is expanding the Robotaxi service area, another 80 square miles in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay area and the Silicon Valley.

Waymo’s commercial service area now covers more than 250 square miles via California, pushing Jaguar I-Pace without driver to new pockets from three densely populated metro areas. The expansion comes a little more than a week And Emo Robotaxier has been burned and vandalized During the protests in Los Angeles about the immigration raids in the Trump administration.

The burned Waymo Robotaxis – the photos that have become a symbol of these protests – pushed the company to back down in Los Angeles. On Friday, Waymo took additional steps and Limited service in the country In preparing widespread protests on immigration policies.

Chris Bonley, a Waymo spokesman, said that the company is constantly evaluating its operations and seizing them based on traffic conditions, special events and local guidance. He stressed that the company is still temporarily limiting Waymo in parts of Los Angeles, including the city center, and said it will monitor the advanced situation and provide service soon.

These incidents do not seem to slow down the alphabet -owned company to new markets. (The new Los Angeles areas appear in light blue.)

And Emo said that starting on Tuesday, her service will now be available to passengers in the societies of the San Francisco Bay region in Brisbane, San Francisco, San Bruno, Melipay and Burlingi, as well as the cities of Silicon Valley in Palo Alto and Menlo Park.

Wimo said that she will expand the Los Angeles service area, starting from Wednesday, to the neighborhoods of Playa del Rey, Laadira Heights, Echo Park, Silver Lake, and completed the sunset street. The contestants will now be able to travel from the middle of the city to England and Systers via La Cionega and La Brea, according to Waymo, who says he is now serving more than 120 square miles from La Province.

The company’s growth – in terms of weekly flights paid across San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Austin – has increased five times since June 2024. Today, Waymo has served more than a quarter of a quarter of paid trips per week across those four markets. Waymo commercial fleet includes more than 400 cars in Los Angeles and more than 600 cars in the San Francisco Bay area.