SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — Tesla launched its driverless Robotaxi service in San Antonio Monday, which gives you another autonomous rideshare option and expanding competition with Waymo.
Waymo launched in February but temporarily suspended service after a vehicle was swept away during April storms.
California-based Aseon Labs is developing robotic pit stops that can charge, clean and inspect autonomous vehicles without requiring them to return to centralized depots.
Shua Sanchez, national campaign director for Safe Autonomous Vehicles Everywhere in the United States, is pushing for mandatory crash reporting similar to California’s regulations.
Sanchez says the public deserves greater transparency as driverless vehicles become more common on Texas roads.