Uber and one of the ridehail company’s many robotaxi partners, Wayve, announced today that they will begin testing Level 4 autonomous vehicles in London on public roads as soon as 2026. The timing coincides with the UK Secretary of State for Transport’s announcement of “an accelerated framework for self-driving commercial pilots,

Uber Technologies Inc. and self-driving technology firm Wayve Technologies Ltd. plan to run their first trial of fully autonomous vehicles in London, paving the way for the two companies to launch commercial robotaxi services in the UK and beyond.

Autonomous taxis could hit London streets in less than a year with Uber confirming plans to test out autonomous vehicles.

Uber has teamed up with AI specialist Wayve to trial autonomous rides across the UK, with no human behind the wheel, beginning in spring 2026.

National Guard troops arrived in Los Angeles early Sunday on the order of President Trump after protests roiled the city in recent days as federal law enforcement officers carried out immigration operations in the region.

The promised rollout of fully autonomous vehicles remains largely unfulfilled, with every advance seemingly matched by a serious setback.

The England's new driverless services scheme will include taxis and “bus-like” services. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Waymo's driverless cars in Santa Monica face backlash from residents due to noise issues, prompting protests and intervention from city officials and police.