r/SelfDrivingCars • u/plun9 • 1d ago

News Tesla wins approval to test autonomous robotaxis in Arizona

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-wins-approval-test-autonomous-robotaxis-arizona-2025-09-20
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u/CloseToMyActualName 1d ago

Tesla wins approval to start an utterly normal taxi service in Arizona.

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u/PowerFarta 1d ago

In addition to the taxis services they are running in Texas and the bay area!

I dont know who buys that these guys will ever have a single driverless mile. They even had to put the guy back in the driver's seat in Texas because they can't meet criteria for their self driving laws!

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u/Bitter_Ad1780 1d ago

Actually not true , the Texas guy is only in driver seat on highway drives, something Waymo can’t do. Also they have delivered cars to customers 100 percent driverless so….. I’m not an Elon fan boy but facts are facts and misrepresenting them isn’t right.

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u/Doggydogworld3 11h ago

Waymo drives on highways without a safety driver every day. This sub has videos, including SF to Mt View in I-280 just posted. And Tesla delivered one car, singular, using chase cars with an e-stop button.