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According to Uber, customers can travel across 37 square miles of Austin—from Hyde Park to Downtown to Montopolis. The company said it plans to expand the distance Waymo can drive customers.

Waymo says its driverless taxis will traverse “a large portion of the city night and day,” covering spots like “the heart of downtown, Barton Hills, Riverside, East Austin, Hyde Park and ...

Waymo didn’t share how many driverless vehicles will be in its Austin fleet. The company did confirm that it will follow a similar playbook to the one it has used for other markets.

Waymo, which returned to Austin to test its self-driving technology about a year ago, started as a project of Google before becoming a Google subsidiary known as Waymo in 2016.