Arriving soon in the City of Angels.

Fully autonomous rides are coming to LA County.

With millions of miles of driving experience across multiple cities, we can’t wait to bring Waymo One, our fully autonomous ride-hailing service, to you. Join the waitlist and we’ll reach out when it’s your turn to ride.

Join the waitlist

Smart phone displaying a Waymo One route

How it works

Get on
the waitlist

We’ll send you an invite code as soon as you can ride.
Download the
Waymo One app

Download the app, create an account, and we’ll send you an invite code to get started with when it’s your turn to ride.
Tell us where
you want to go

Choose your destination and we’ll pick you up and drop you off.
Hop in
the vehicle

Up to four passengers can ride at a time. Unlock the door with your app and buckle up.
Enjoy
the ride!

Hit “Start Ride” and check out what the Waymo Driver sees and the route it’s taking on the passenger screen.

Testimonials

The fact that Waymo provides convenience, prioritizes safety, and is committed to sustainability makes it by far my favorite mode of transportation.

Eva, San Francisco

Learn why Eva chooses Waymo One

Waymo vehicle driving on busy city street

Waymo surrounded by dot pattern to visualize lidar dot map

The Waymo Driver is our autonomous driving technology with unmatched experience and safety at its heart

The Waymo Driver has over 20 million miles of real-world driving experience through countless situations - the equivalent of driving to the Moon and back 40 times
We follow a rigorous safety framework that combines multiple methods that help verify and validate our safety readiness and meet applicable laws and regulations.
We’ve tested for over a decade in more than ten states, and today we are safely operating a fully autonomous, publicly available ride-hailing service in Phoenix and San Francisco.

Thank you to our community partners

Learn more about how Waymo partners with the communities where we operate

We deliver groceries to service providers for low-income families and the unhoused
Distributing safety gear through Operation Firefly/Operacíon Luciérnaga with our friends at Bike LA
Rolling with Cathedral City High School Ballet Folklorico at the Kingdom Day Parade

faqs

How do I sign up to ride in Los Angeles?

We’re currently welcoming interested riders to join our waitlist. When it’s your turn to ride, we’ll reach out with instructions so you can start taking fully autonomous rides in the LA territory.
Where do you operate locally?

Waymo is currently operating throughout the Greater Los Angeles Region. Initially, our service will be primarily available to the public on the West Side of the County (Note: as of now, we do not offer service to LAX). Over time our service will expand to include the rest of the region.
Do you drive on freeways?

We won’t be driving on freeways in or LA territory to start, but look forward to adding them as we continue testing.
How does the autonomous vehicle work?

Our vehicles use a combination of software and sensors — including cameras, radar, and lidar — to understand their surroundings and drive autonomously. Learn more about the Waymo Driver — our autonomous driving technology.
What safety measures do you employ?

We follow a rigorous safety framework that combines multiple methods to help verify and validate our safety readiness and meet applicable laws and regulations.
If it’s autonomous, why do I sometimes see a human in the car?

Our vehicles are primarily driving autonomously, but you’ll sometimes notice that they have autonomous specialists riding in the driver’s seat. These specialists are there to monitor our autonomous driving technology and share important feedback during testing to help us improve the Waymo One experience.
Can the cars be hacked?

Protection against hacking is a key priority, which is why we have multiple layers of security designed to prevent unauthorized sources from accessing our autonomous driving system. Steering, braking, and controllers are isolated from outside communication. The onboard computer that maintains responsibility for the driving task at all times is shielded from wireless networks. When our vehicles communicate with our fleet response team, all cellular connections are encrypted. And we’re constantly evolving our technology to help ensure we have secure protections.
What do you do with the camera footage you collect?

The cameras on the exterior of the vehicle are used to help the Waymo Driver see and improve its ability to safely navigate the road. Cameras within the vehicle are a way for us to make sure your ride goes smoothly. Among other things, we may use cameras to: make sure cars are clean, find lost items, provide help in case of emergency, check that in-car rules are being followed, and improve products and services.