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Open to public
15
of 18 markets
Operators
4
tracked
Airports served
4
of 13 charted
Destinations
3
source-named
Countries
3
covered
| Market | Operators | Status |
|---|---|---|
Georgia, United States | Waymo | Open to the public |
Texas, United States | Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo | Open to the public |
Texas, United States | Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo | Open to the public |
Colorado, United States | Waymo | Open to the public |
Texas, United States | Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo | Open to the public |
Nevada, United States | Zoox | Open to the public |
California, United States | Waymo | Open to the public |
Florida, United States | Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo | Open to the public |
Tennessee, United States | Waymo | Open to the public |
Florida, United States | Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo | Open to the public |
Arizona, United States | Waymo | Open to the public |
California, United States | Waymo | Open to the public |
California, United States | Waymo, Tesla Robotaxi | Open to the public |
California, United States | Waymo, Tesla Robotaxi | Open to the public |
Florida, United States | Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo | Open to the public |
City coverage does not imply airport coverage — airport permission is negotiated separately, so these are tracked apart.
| Operator | Parent | Vehicle | Booking | Markets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alphabet | Jaguar I-PACE, Ojai | Waymo | 18 | |
| Tesla, Inc. | Tesla Model Y | Robotaxi | 10 | |
| Amazon | Zoox purpose-built robotaxi | Zoox | 2 | |
| Independent (Toyota and BMW i Ventures backed) | Toyota Sienna Autono-MaaS | Local transit apps, Uber (in selected markets) | 0 |
Press coverage compresses all of these into one word. Every record carries exactly one stage, and ambiguity rounds down — a service vaguely described as operating files as testing, never as public.
| Stage | What it means for you | Markets |
|---|---|---|
| Open to the public | Anyone can download the app and ride, nobody in the driver seat. | 15 |
| Public, safety operator aboard | Anyone can ride, but a safety operator is aboard. | 2 |
| Waitlist | Sign-ups open, riders admitted in batches. No on-demand ride. | 2 |
| Employees only | Driverless and carrying riders — but only the operator’s staff. | — |
| Testing only | Company vehicles on public roads, not carrying the public. | 2 |
| Announced | Publicly committed to launch, no passengers yet. | 2 |
| Paused | Previously ran here, currently suspended. | — |
| Not available | No known presence. | — |
A destination gets a record only when an operator or venue source names it explicitly.
Miami · stadium | Waymo |
Las Vegas · stadium | Waymo |
Las Vegas · venue | Zoox |
Robotaxi service areas change month to month. Everything here is compiled from public reporting and carries the date it was last checked — confirm in the operator’s own app before you rely on it for a trip. Dataset last reviewed August 17, 2026.