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Uber and Lyft Are Taking a Smaller Cut in Cities With Robotaxis
Gridwise has released its Q2 2026 AV Impact Report comparing how rideshare activity, driver pay and platform fees are changing across five AV cities.
Nov 4
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Ben Hubbard
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How AVs Could Fill the Gaps in Public Transit
Henriette Cornet, CEO of Urban Innovate, shares how automation, from agency-run shuttles to partnerships with robotaxi operators, could help transit…
Oct 28
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Henriette Cornet
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Analyzing Waymo’s City Distribution Using Rider-Only Miles (Update)
Every quarter, Waymo updates its Safety Impact page with the latest Rider-Only (RO) miles driven across its main operating cities: Los Angeles, San…
Oct 14
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Harry Campbell
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Terawatt’s First Product Chief on Building The Infrastructure Behind Autonomous Fleets
In this partner piece, we sat down with Terawatt’s first Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Titiaan Palazzi, who reveals how the infrastructure company…
Oct 7
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Ben Hubbard
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Drone Delivery Is Finally Starting To Scale. Who Is Best Positioned To Win?
Join us Wednesday, October 14, for the Austin edition of our Urban Autonomy Summit, presented by Nexar.
Sep 30
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Harry Campbell
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The Robotaxi Curb Dilemma: Park, Cruise or Return to the Depot?
Thanks to Jonah Bliss for originally covering this on The Curbivore - Let Them Linger?
Sep 23
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Ben Hubbard
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Why Crash Rate Only Tells Half of the AV Safety Story
The fewer crashes robotaxis cause, the safer they look. But a ride can go badly wrong without the car hitting anything.
Sep 2
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Harry Campbell
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Preet.Anand
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Waymo’s California Trips Are Falling, But Its Ambitions Are Growing
Waymo’s growth in California has gone from slowing to something more notable: weekly paid trips actually declined in both May and June.
Aug 26
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Ben Hubbard
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Uber Wants It Both Ways With Autonomous Vehicles
The company’s attempt to stand on both sides of the AV debate exposes a deeper tension between protecting labor and protecting its platform.
Aug 19
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William Riggs
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Uber Says It's Gaining Market Share from Waymo in San Francisco. I'm Not So Sure
It’s been a while since I’ve seen updated Yipit market share data for San Francisco, so it was nice of Uber’s CFO, Balaji Krishnamurthy, to share the…
Aug 12
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Harry Campbell
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Why Waymos Keep Driving Into Floods
How does a multimillion-dollar robotaxi miss a flood a new driver would avoid? After several incidents and a recall of nearly 4,000 Waymos, we explain…
Aug 5
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Harry Campbell
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AVs Are Coming to Southeast Asia. The Global Playbook is Not
For cities like Singapore, a hybrid fleet is not a transition phase toward full autonomy. It is the steady-state model for the future of mobility
Jul 29
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Harry Campbell
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