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    Waymo One, Introducing Google’s First Self-driving Taxi Service

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    By Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi on December 7, 2018 Apps, Brands, Business, Cars, Google, Information Technology, Innovation, News, Products, Review, Ride-hailing service, Startups, Technology

    Waymo is all set to take a step ahead as they bring their service of self-driving Waymo One to the public. They are planning to invite early riders which they ferreted out from their research work, ahead of rolling it out to the public.

    They will first offer Waymo One to the 100 riders who are to use this technology, and gradually they will make it available for more people after they add up more drivers and places.

    This technology is still very new to a lot of people and that is the reason why they are taking each step carefully and have kept comfort and convenience as a priority for riders, and trained drivers have been asked to supervise Waymo One vehicles.

    Riders can call this self-driving technology anytime during the week across all the cities near the Metro Phoenix area which includes Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert, and Chandler.

    And every time you travel you will get a clean vehicle and will get an estimated price before accepting the trip.

    Three adults and a child can be on a ride, so there’s plenty of room to bring friends and family along to share the experience.

    “Almost 10 years ago, we were founded as the Google self-driving car project to explore one simple question, how can we be best to use fully self-driving technology to make the road safer? We have been focused on building the world’s most experienced driver ever since.

    In April 2017, we first invited members of the public to ride in our cars through our early rider program. We chose a diverse and passionate group to give us feedback and work directly with our product and research teams”, said the CEO John Krafcik.

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    After riding the first time, riders always have questions. This is why they have placed support systems in the front and center so that with a click on a button present in the car console screen riders will get connected to a rider support agent and proceed with their query.

    How to get started with your ride?

    Firstly you need to confirm your location for pickup, then confirm your destination and safest point to meet your selected ride and then for accepting press they Request Ride button and finally in a fraction of time you will be on way to your destination.

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    Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi has been covering blockchain technology, intelligent technologies, cryptocurrency, cybersecurity, telecommunications technology, sustainability, autonomous vehicles, and other topics for Innovation Village since 2017. In the years since, he has published over 4,000 articles — a mix of breaking news, reviews, helpful how-tos, industry analysis, and more. | Open DM on Twitter @TapiwaMutisi

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