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2. Homobiles - Wikipedia

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   Homobiles is an American nonprofit organization founded in 2011 which provides rides primarily to the San Francisco LGBT community on a pay-what-you-can model. Lynn Breedlove founded the organization as an alternative to taxi services and public transportation in order to counter discrimination against drag queens, transgender riders, and other members of the LGBT community.

3. San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency - Wikipedia

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   The SFMTA's Taxi and Accessible Service division oversees the regulation of taxis and paratransit services in the city. Nearly 2000 taxi medallions have been issued by the agency. [ 5 ] Private transit services, such as Chariot , are also regulated by the agency and are required to operate routes that complement the city's transit services ...

4. Robotaxi - Wikipedia

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   And in December 2018, Waymo started self-driving taxi service, dubbed Waymo One, in Arizona for paying customers. [46] By November 2019, the service was operating autonomous vehicles without a safety backup driver. [82] [83] The autonomous taxi service was operating in San Francisco as of 2021. [84]

5. Exclusive: Waymo engineering exec discusses self-driving AI ...

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   When I posted on Instagram in May about my first ride in a self-driving, AI-powered Waymo car in San Francisco—a video of an empty driver’s seat with the steering wheel making a smooth left ...

6. Uber and Lyft to offer driverless rideshare cars - AOL

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   Customers in California and Arizona can hail a taxi via the Waymo One app. Both Uber and Lyft are developing Robo taxi partnerships to offer driverless rides in the future and get a cut from those ...

7. Cruise (autonomous vehicle) - Wikipedia

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   At that hearing, the CPUC approved the scope expansion by a 3–1 vote, allowing both Cruise and Waymo to offer robotic taxi services at all hours throughout San Francisco. [93] On October 24, 2023, the California Department of Motor Vehicles suspended Cruise's permit to test and operate autonomous vehicles without a safety driver. [94]