California’s Department of Motor Vehicles approved Berkeley and Oakland, along with other cities in Alameda and other California counties, to serve as driverless testing and deployment areas for Waymo.
Waymo, a Bay Area-based autonomous vehicle company, would be allowed to use two of its models, the Jaguar I-Pace and the Zeekr RT, in the approved cities. The vehicles are all-electric and outfitted with sensors, cameras, radar and lidar technology. Both models are approved for use 24/7.
However, for Waymo to get its vehicles on the road, it must also obtain a permit from the California Public Utilities Commission, or CPUC.
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✍️: Myesha Phukan
📸: Courtesy of Waymo
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