The Arizona Department of Transportation says Tesla contacted the Motor Vehicle Division on June 26 to begin the certification process of operating within the Phoenix Metro area.

The robotaxi company is betting parents will trust its technology enough to allow their kids to ride unaccompanied.

The Whitlatches began using Waymo in 2019, primarily to help get Mikaylee to her baby-sitting jobs, the Ice Den in Chandler, and soon high school. The whole Whitlatch family is buys as Crystal and her ...

Teens in the Phoenix area now have a new way to get around — without needing a driver’s license or a ride from a parent.

Officials with the autonomous vehicle operator said the new initiative aims to keep teens safe while offering independence in ...

The Waymo teen accounts allow kids 14 and over to ride independently in one of the self-driving cars. PHOENIX — Waymo's autonomous cars will now allow teenagers to ride around independently if they're ...

Arizona’s Family has confirmed with ADOT that Tesla initiated the request on June 26 to begin the certification process.

Once a teen account is activated, young riders can hail fully autonomous rides across Waymo's local operating area, which covers 315 square miles of the Valley.That includes central Phoenix, most ...