Los Angeles is turning to robotaxis in an effort to tackle the city’s crater-riddled streets — as years of battered pavement ...

The robotaxi company is partnering with Waze, the navigation and traffic data provider, to alert transportation departments ...

Waymo and Waze are launching a pilot program in LA and four other cities to provide Departments of Transportation with ...

Waymo robotaxis detect potholes using sensors and share locations with Waze users and cities for faster repairs across five ...

Waymo is tracking damaged roads and sharing them in real time through pothole detection and avoidance technology. They plan ...

CLEVELAND — A pilot project in Ohio could change the way transportation officials detect potholes and other roadway hazards by using technology already built into certain vehicles. Automaker Honda ...

The goal is to help cities fix potholes more efficiently and perhaps cozy up to the city officials who control Waymo's access ...

Waymo and Waze launched a pilot program using autonomous vehicle data to help cities in Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area, ...

A new pilot program from Waymo and Waze is using self-driving vehicles to help cities detect and repair potholes faster. It's ...

If you drive to work every day, odds are there's a pothole along your commute that's been irking you for months or even years. If road workers can't get around to fixing it, maybe robots will.

A new partnership between automated vehicle company Waymo and traffic app Waze could lead to fewer potholes on Austin roads.