LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Las Vegas has a new way to get around.

WATCH | Geneva Zoltek talked with those who are on board with autonomous vehicles and others who are hesitant: Waymo launches driverless taxi service in Las Vegas, joining Zoox on city streets But not everyone is convinced they'll use it.

Waymo is joining Zoox, another company offering driverless taxis in Las Vegas.

"It's statistically safer in one of those, rather than a regular Uber or something like that," said Chris L., who is visiting Las Vegas.

Companies like Waymo and Zoox are betting Las Vegas riders are ready for the technology.