Waymo Pushes for Maryland Leaders to Pass Bills Regulating Autonomous Vehicles
Waymo highlights safety with 90% fewer serious injury crashes than human drivers while Maryland lawmakers review bills amid union opposition and job loss concerns.
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Lots of questions, but little pushback at Senate hearing on bill to allow driverless cars
Ethan Teicher, a spokesperson for Waymo. The company is backing a bill that would let driverless rideshare companies operate in Maryland. (Photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters)Waymo executives see an opportunity. Teamsters see a threat. Ronza Othman just sees a chance to get a ride without being discriminated against. “Just yesterday, I was late to work because a rideshare driver refused to take me,” said Othman, the president of the Nationa…
Waymo seeks state approval to operate driverless cars in Baltimore
Waymo wants to operate in Baltimore, with the company emphasizing safety as it seeks legislative approval. According to company officials, the vehicles are involved in 90% fewer serious injury crashes than human drivers. The driverless car obeys all the rules of the road, it always drives the speed limit, always stops at red lights and can even read traffic signs.
Waymo shows off driverless Jaguars as it seeks approval in Baltimore
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