MIAMI — The fully autonomous ride-sharing service Waymo is now available to select members of the public in South Florida.
The company announced Thursday that it’s now accepting rides in and around Miami for the “nearly 10,000 residents already signed up” for the service.
It “will be inviting new riders on a rolling basis to ensure a seamless experience across our initial 60-square-mile service area,” according to its website.
Waymo released a map accompanying the announcement showing its initial service area.
Rides are available in several Miami neighborhoods, including the Brickell and downtown areas, Little Havana, Flagami, Coconut Grove, Allapattah, Wynwood and the Design District.
Waymo’s service area also includes the cities of South Miami and West Miami, as well as most of Coral Gables and portions of unincorporated Miami-Dade roughly bounded by the Palmetto and Dolphin expressways to the west and north and Kendall Drive to the south.
The company says it “plans to expand to Miami International Airport soon.”
Waymo already serves the Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Phoenix and San Francisco areas, according to its website. Several other cities, including Orlando, are listed as being “up next.”
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