According to a recent report by Open Plans and the Sam Schwartz Transportation Program, there is concern over the safety of Waymo robotaxis. The report claims that these vehicles experience a higher rate of crashes leading to serious injuries or fatalities compared to New York City’s existing for-hire fleet.
The report’s assertion has sparked a debate within New York’s public transit advocacy community. The community is firmly questioning the deployment of robotaxis, focusing on the safety implications of these autonomous vehicles.
Waymo’s operations, like those depicted in the city of San Francisco, are under scrutiny. Critics argue that the risk posed by these vehicles could outweigh the benefits they offer. The discourse continues as stakeholders assess the potential impact of robotaxis on urban transportation safety.

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