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Where can you ride a robotaxi?

Independent, source-linked guides for riders: which cities and airports have driverless taxis, what a ride costs, how to book one and what to do if something goes wrong.

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  • Status checked October 21, 2026
  • Sources on every page
  • Not affiliated with any operator

Robotaxis today

15
US cities where the public can ride driverless
6
airports where Waymo picks up riders
6
cities with public Tesla Robotaxi rides
3
cities outside the US in our tracker with public rides
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Latest changes

All Waymo cities
  1. Waymo starts rides at Las Vegas airport (Terminals 1 and 3), for a limited group of riders at first
  2. Waymo opens to everyone in San Diego, Tampa and San Antonio: no invite needed
  3. Waymo begins service at Nashville International Airport (BNA)
  4. Waymo teen accounts (ages 13-17) arrive in Nashville
  5. Waymo begins rolling invitations in Las Vegas
  6. Uber and Wayve start supervised autonomous rides in London

Is a robotaxi cheaper than Uber?

Waymo usually costs a little more than Uber or Lyft; Tesla is often cheaper but waits are longer. See the numbers from independent price studies.

Compare Waymo and Uber

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We don't work for Waymo, Tesla, Zoox, Uber or Lyft, and no operator can pay for coverage. Every guide shows the date it was last checked, links to the company's own rules or the regulator, and says plainly when a number is an estimate.

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