Waymo Launches Robotaxi Service in Las Vegas, Eyes Tokyo Debut by 2027
Waymo has started public robotaxi rides in Las Vegas with its latest autonomous vehicles and plans to launch a commercial service in Tokyo by 2027, pending regulatory approval.
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Public Transit narrows the Transportation & Airport section to questions involving Las Vegas public transit, RTC bus network, and Strip transit service. Stories move from airport bus connections and Downtown transit connections to convention center transit, with particular attention to how event transit planning and public transit fare structure affect real decisions in and around Las Vegas. Compared with neighboring pages such as Harry Reid International Airport and Parking & Garage Access, this entry is distinguished by park and ride options, transit access to resorts, and bus stops near attractions.
Waymo Launches Invitation-Only Robotaxi Service on the Las Vegas Strip
Waymo has started giving select riders access to its autonomous vehicles in Las Vegas, beginning with an invitation-only phase and plans to expand both the service area and fleet soon.
How Far Visitors Really Walk on the Las Vegas Strip
Walking between major resorts and attractions on the Las Vegas Strip can take far longer than most visitors expect, especially during summer heat or construction. Here’s what to know about distances, walking times and transportation alternatives in 2026
Maryland Parkway Red Line Cuts Commute Times for Las Vegas Transit Riders
The new Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit Red Line is now operating, reducing transit commute times by 20% along a corridor connecting downtown Las Vegas, UNLV, and Harry Reid International Airport
Nevada Approves Driverless Rides for Tesla, Waymo and Uber in Las Vegas
Tesla Robotaxi, Waymo and Uber’s Aviari have received approval to operate driverless passenger vehicles in Clark County, including Las Vegas, with fleet limits and regulatory conditions. Service must begin within 120 days of permit issuance.