Uber Teams up With Waymo to Start Selling Driverless Rides in Austin, Texas

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  Uber teams up with Waymo to start selling driverless rides in Austin, Texas

  Uber is shifting into a new gear in Austin, Texas where its ride-hailing service will begin dispatching self-driving cars to pick up passengers looking for a way to get around that city
  
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