Source: New York Post
Los Angeles is turning to robotaxis in an effort to tackle the city’s crater-riddled streets — as years of battered pavement and slow repairs have left drivers dodging hazards across thousands of miles of roadway. Waymo and Waze have teamed up on a pilot program that uses self-driving vehicles to identify potholes and share that data with city officials, according to a news release from the autonomous taxi company. The move taps Waymo’s autonomous fleet to detect damaged roads, with the information then fed into Waze’s traffic data-sharing platform to help flag trouble sports and alert drivers approaching rough pavement, according to the press release.
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