Uber and Wayve have launched their first robotaxi services in London, marking a significant step toward autonomous urban transport. The pilot, which began in early 2024, sees self‑driving vehicles operating on city streets without a human driver, using advanced sensor suites and AI navigation. While the service is currently limited to select routes and times, both companies aim to expand coverage as regulatory approvals and safety testing progress. The debut reflects growing competition in the autonomous vehicle market and raises questions about infrastructure readiness, passenger confidence, and future regulatory frameworks.
Uber, Wayve debut robotaxis in London The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
