In Pictures: Waymo Opens Fully Autonomous Robotaxi Service to All Dallas Riders

Waymo's autonomous robotaxi sensors are visible on a vehicle operating on Dallas streets at night, marking the service's public launch in the city.

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A self-driving Waymo vehicle navigates dense urban traffic, illustrating the technology's deployment in complex road environments.

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The rooftop sensor suite of a Waymo robotaxi captures the advanced hardware enabling fully driverless operation in Dallas.

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While Waymo expands in Dallas, unrelated images of historic buildings like this Batumi facade are part of the broader photo gallery.

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Waymo's Dallas rollout follows similar public launches in other cities, while this portrait from Abidjan is unrelated to the service.

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The expansion of robotaxis in Dallas contrasts with traditional taxi services, such as this yellow cab in New York City.

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As Waymo opens its service to all Dallas riders, this portrait of a young man in Abidjan is unrelated but part of the gallery.

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Waymo's autonomous vehicles are designed for urban environments, as shown in this double-exposed image of a modern downtown.

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While Waymo operates in Dallas, this street scene in Tokyo highlights global urban mobility trends, including ride-hailing and autonomous transit.

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