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    Mayor Bass pushes for more testing before permitting robotaxis in Los Angeles

    As Waymo robotaxis plucked up passengers for free this week in Santa Monica and Venice, worry grew among Los Angeles officials about the safety of driverless cars on city streets. Mayor Bass asked regulators Wednesday to increase their scrutiny of automated taxis and said the city should have a say in how they are regulated. The move comes after a Cruise robotaxi dragged a person down a San ...
    by Rachel Uranga, Los Angeles Times Nov 03, 2023 3 minutes
    A large fleet of Cruise autonomous vehicles goes through rigorous testing with daily drives from a parking lot in downtown Austin, Texas, on Aug. 31, 2023.

    As Waymo robotaxis plucked up passengers for free this week in Santa Monica and Venice, worry grew among Los Angeles officials about the safety of driverless cars on city streets.

    Mayor Bass asked regulators Wednesday to increase their scrutiny of automated taxis and said the city should have a say in how they are regulated.

    The move comes after a Cruise robotaxi down a San Francisco street last month and the company allegedly failed to disclose the footagepermits and Cruise has since announced it will suspend U.S. operations.

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