Are Waymo’s driverless cars the next step in accessibility?

The fully autonomous Waymo ride share service is now in Tampa, which means no driver behind the wheel.

We joined her on her seventh Waymo ride to see how the service works for her.

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“Even though that's against the ADA because the person driving it didn't want a dog in their car,” Bridges said.

Waymo’s accessibility initiatives The team has partnered with local organizations through a program called the Waymo Accessibility Network.