Waymo has set up its Robothaixi’s place on NYC

Waymo said Wednesday has applied for permission to try his new York City, the first part of Robotaxis company to bring the US Crotaxis.

Waymo called permission with the New York City Department to use Jaguar I-PACE with the security of human security services behind Manhattan. New York New York’s New York or test permit requires a man’s driver to be taken; A $ 5-million insurance policy; And every sophistications should be well trained in the correct order.

New York’s law restricts a very painful cars. Celebrating Permissions may be acceptable, Waymony is not too far away to activate business activities in the city – or try without a person’s safety user behind the wheel.

However, the way by elevation is progressing and claiming to change the State laws that can allow driving without someone behind the wheel. The company is also trying to develop NYC and State in working with Madd NY, Yai College of blinds, and Countral Community College.

Waymo told Techcrnchn to have a conversation with the legislatives this year I hope to continue changing changes. The New York’s law says that every calection of car should be with him at least one hand (or prose) at the steering wheels. To change the words there will be a key to Waymo finally able to send free traffic.

Some companies try to try to the NYC before, plus calls. But this attempts did not grow better than showers or slots.

Waymo heard a large NYC market for years. In 2021, the company sent now chrysler Pacivice Macivan – Raid driving vehicles loud Hands run with Manhattan. The company said at any time each vehicle was with two people, one driving and another in the direction to help the work, review the apple on a real time, and check.

Those cars were not used to be gently used even as they were willing A fifth day driverwhich was currently a tight and higher level of ahead.

Over the past four years, the way of the way has begun to start many other places. The company offers more than 250,000 visits, including Austin, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco.