Some robotaxis approved to operate without steering wheels and losing the brake pedal could be next
Summary
Federal regulators have approved Amazon’s Zoox robotaxis, which can drive themselves without steering wheels, to start charging customers for rides after getting local permission. Zoox cars already give free rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco and have special designs with seats facing inward.Key Facts
- Federal regulators approved Amazon’s Zoox robotaxis to charge customers for rides.
- These robotaxis can operate without manual controls like steering wheels.
- Zoox vehicles have four seats that face inward.
- The cars require state and local approval before offering paid rides.
- Zoox has been offering free rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco since last year.
- Passengers have experienced varying wait times when trying to book rides.
- Some riders find the experience unusual but enjoyable, mentioning features like music and temperature control.
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