Those freeway rides are currently being tested with employees. Waymo gave CNET an exclusive peek of its cars on the (bigger) road, which you can check out in the video above. According to the company, the vehicles can navigate on- and off-ramps and change lanes without a driver behind the wheel.

Drivers navigating traffic on El Camino Real could soon have new cars to contend with, but no one to direct their road rage at: Driverless cars are coming to the Peninsula. Autonomous vehicle company Waymo is set to begin testing its robotaxis along the Peninsula in the next few weeks,

ATLANTA — Autonomous cars from the driverless taxicab company Waymo have hit Atlanta streets. Waymo said the cars are here as part of its “road trip” testing. The driverless cars will be testing Atlanta’s famously difficult driving for the summer after spending winter in Buffalo and spring in Washington D.C.

The Waymo taxi approached the pack and pulled to the oncoming lane like it’s a typical maneuver in a bustling city as several vehicles go past in the opposite direction. A video featured one of the riders calling out to the robotaxi like it was a misbehaving pet: “Wrong way,

Driverless cars are coming to the Peninsula. Following a ban on autonomous vehicles in October, Mountain View-based autonomous vehicle company Waymo will begin testing its robotaxis along the Peninsula in the next few weeks.

Waymo plans to soon start testing fully autonomous rides across California’s San Francisco Peninsula, despite criticism and concerns from residents and city officials.