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    Robotaxis are Scaling in Cities: What this Means for Urban Autonomy

    Robotaxis are Scaling in Cities: What this Means for Urban Autonomy

    Robotaxis are Scaling in Cities: What this Means for Urban Autonomy
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    ­Wayve recently launched a robotaxi service in London in partnership with Uber. The Cambridge-founded autonomy company, backed by Mercedes-Benz, Nissan and Stellantis, started putting its AI-driven self-driving system on the city’s streets. A safety driver still sits behind the wheel, and full driverless op
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    Date:
    10/01/2026
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