What city has driverless Uber?

Uber partnered with the autonomous car company Waymo, owned by Google parent Alphabet , in May. Phoenix is the first city where Uber has publicly rolled out access to Waymo's cars, in part because it is “the largest fully autonomous service area in the world,” according to a release.



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