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In 2020, we invited San Francisco residents to complete a survey in which they shared their thoughts on traffic safety, mobility, transportation, and the challenges of living in the city. Nearly 1,000 people responded to our survey, and the results are both compelling and informative, offering nuanced insights into the issues people face on San Francisco streets on a daily basis.
Bay Area Mother Raises Awareness During Brain Injury Awareness Month
During brain injury awareness month, hear from Myrna Little of Support for Families of Children With Disabilities on the obstacles neurodiverse children face when it comes to mobility and independence, and how autonomous driving techonology has the potential to help.
March 23, 2021
Partnered with Support for Families of Children with Disabilities
Celebrating Women Who Drive Mobility
In honor of Women’s History Month, observed in March, Let’s Talk Autonomous Driving is recognizing some of the women driving mobility and the next generation of young women who may very well follow in their lanes.
March 8, 2021
How Autonomous Driving Could Progress Mobility Equity
Autonomous driving technology has the potential to provide safe mobility options for road users and pedestrians and complement existing public transportation networks to close transit gaps, enabling more people to get to school, work, and healthcare.
February 18, 2021
We've changed our name. Here's why.
Today, we changed our name to Let’s Talk Autonomous Driving.
January 6, 2021
Advocates Share What People Who Are Blind Want from Autonomous Driving Technology
Waymo is taking steps to make autonomous driving technology and ride-hailing services more accessible to low-vision passengers.
December 22, 2020
One Man’s Vision of How Autonomous Driving Could Benefit People Who Have Disabilities
Ron is a 27-year veteran of the transit industry who spends a lot of time thinking about mobility as part of his job, but he is also a person who is blind. For the Phoenix resident, riding in an autonomous vehicle represented a future where he could move from place to place as independently as anyone else.
November 12, 2020
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