I'd much rather cycle next to a Waymo than next to a human-driven car.

I don't know how people can look at Waymo's safety data (or just ride in one) and not feel like we live in an age of miracles. The car! Drives! Itself!

40,000 dead Americans on our roads every year, highest in the developed world >2 million serious injuries every year too... lost limbs, paralysis, permanent disability Waymo-level autonomous safety is the beginning of the end of this mass carnage

Thanks for welcoming Waymo to Denver, Governor Jared Polis ! Grateful for your support.

and the great lock in of Sept - Dec 2025 is just getting started

#Nashville, get ready for a reliable, safe, and magical way to travel! Waymo is launching here next year to make navigating the city easier than ever, brought to you by our strategic partnership with @Lyft.

As a neurosurgeon I care a lot about road safety. By now you’ve probably seen Waymo’s stunning safety results (like 91% fewer serious crashes). But they didn’t just publish data headlines. They released the raw CSV files and data dictionaries. I did a much deeper analysis. A

Waymo 🤝 Via Supporting transit systems

My morning commute to our office in Mission Bay has become mostly just biking past a sea of well-behaved Waymo cars.

The fireside chat of my dreams: Tekedra N Mawakana is discussing Waymo with Derek Thompson at #TAF25. "Based on 96 million miles, we've been able to determine the Waymo Driver is 5x safer than human drivers when considering all injury-causing crashes" regardless of fault.

Co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana on Waymo’s potential labor impacts: “I’m not saying jobs won’t be lost, but I’m saying with efficiency, it’s not that all the jobs are going to go away—and we’re creating jobs in every city in which we operate.” #TAF25

Waymo Co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana says autonomous vehicles can save lives. “There are economies that get disrupted by us deciding that that’s most important,” She says. “That’s the deal we’ve taken." #TAF25 Watch here: bit.ly/46lDaLT

“The status quo is something we’ve all accepted, but it’s unacceptable” - Waymo co-CEO Tekedra N Mawakana

This is an insane way to run a bidding process for major infrastructure projects:

We’ve since doubled our mileage but these still blow my mind. Especially intersection crashes: “this reduction can be largely attributed to the Waymo Driver’s ability to detect and appropriately respond to vehicles running a red light. “

New Yorkers are pretty clear about their views on autonomous vehicles and road safety

Fun to speak with Derek Thompson in New York City about Waymo and our commitment to earning the trust of riders every single day. We’re growing and are on the path to serving more people in more places, including NYC. Thanks for having me, AtlanticLIVE!

So appreciate an opinion penned in the Boston Globe Opinion by Carl Richardson, Co-chair of the American Council of the Blind Audio Description Project in support of mobility choice and welcoming Waymo to #Boston. "The #disability rights movement popularized the phrase “Nothing about us without us.”

"The disability rights movement popularized the phrase 'Nothing about us without us.' Waymo is working toward a more inclusive transportation system than the one we have today, including engaging people with disabilities right from the beginning. Many Bostonians can currently

Carl Richardson's article on what Waymo cars could mean for people with disabilities living in the Boston area was recently published on The The Boston Globe! Carl serves as the co-chair of the ADP Steering Committee. Check out the article 👇 bostonglobe.com/2025/09/24/opi…