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Waymo's[2] post dated September 1, 2026 says: "Today, we'll begin welcoming our first public riders in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa."
Waymo's own post, dated September 1, 2026: "Today, we'll begin welcoming our first public riders in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa, marking 14 cities where we're providing riders fully autonomous trips."
TechCrunch, 1 September 2026: Waymo[2] "has started to offer its robotaxi service to the public in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa", inviting riders on a rolling basis; the Zeekr-made Ojai is the only vehicle offered in Denver and San Diego.
ABC 10News: "Tuesday marks the first day that San Diegans can hail a public ride in an autonomous Waymo[2] vehicle"; service area about 50 square miles from Logan Heights to Pacific Beach and Sunset Cliffs to Normal Heights.
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