Every deployment from Waymo in The Deploy Log, 20 rows, newest first.
Waymo announced a partnership with Singapore's Ministry of Transport and Land Transport Authority to launch a fully autonomous, all-electric commercial ride-hailing service via the Waymo app in 2028, after serving more than 20 million fully autonomous rides.
Waymo began welcoming first public riders in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa on September 1, 2026, marking 14 cities with fully autonomous trips. Tens of thousands in each city have signed up.
Waymo Premier, an invite-only membership at $29.99 per month, offers priority pickups, 10% Waymo Cash back, early access, and five free cancellations per month.
Waymo is welcoming its first public riders to the Ojai, a rider-first vehicle built on the Waymo Driver that has served over 20 million fully autonomous trips across 11+ cities.
Waymo opened to everyone in Miami and Orlando after welcoming over 150,000 riders from the interest list, and is introducing highway travel in Miami.
Waymo opened its fully autonomous ride-hailing service to public riders in Nashville with an initial 60-square-mile service area covering Broadway, 12 South, Midtown, and East Nashville.
Waymo and Waze launched a pilot that uses Waymo perception systems to detect potholes and shares the data through Waze for Cities, starting in five metro areas where Waymo has identified approximately 500 potholes.
Waymo opened fully autonomous ride-hailing to first public riders in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando on February 24, 2026, bringing commercial metro areas to 10 and laying groundwork for service in 20+ cities.
Waymo began fully autonomous operations with its 6th-generation Driver on the Ojai, built on nearly 200 million fully autonomous miles across 10+ major cities, with a 17 megapixel imager and fewer than half the cameras of the 5th-generation system.
Waymo began offering fully autonomous rides to and from San Francisco International Airport starting January 29, 2026, with pickups and dropoffs at the SFO Rental Car Center. Access starts with a select number of riders and expands over the coming months.
Waymo opened its fully autonomous ride-hailing service to public riders in Miami on January 22, 2026, starting with a 60-square-mile service area and nearly 10,000 residents already signed up.
Waymo served over 14 million trips in 2025, tripling public rides, and achieved a 10-fold reduction in serious injury crashes compared to human drivers.
Waymo is introducing fully autonomous driving in five new cities: Miami, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando. Operations start today in Miami, and will begin in the remaining four cities over the coming weeks, ahead of opening doors to riders next year.
Waymo begins freeway rides in San Francisco Bay Area, Phoenix, and Los Angeles, expanding to Austin and Atlanta later.
Waymo completed independent third-party audits of its remote assistance and safety case programs by TÜV SÜD, a first for autonomous driving.
Waymo is advancing its Driver for snowier weather, having amassed tens of thousands of miles in snowy conditions and using a 6th-generation Driver informed by over 100 million autonomous miles.
Waymo and DoorDash are partnering to match DoorDash customers with fully autonomous Waymo vehicles for deliveries from DashMart across a 315 square mile service area in Phoenix, with more local merchants planned over time.
Waymo intends to launch its autonomous ride-hailing service in London in 2026, with the Waymo Driver having driven over 100 million miles.
Waymo for Business invites organizations to sign up after pilots, with over a million trips every month and nearly 1 in 6 local riders in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix using Waymo to commute to work or school.
Waymo will launch fully autonomous rides in Nashville in partnership with Lyft, starting operations in the coming months and opening to public riders next year.
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