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Stories
Explore diverse perspectives on autonomous driving.
Eli's Story
First Place AZ Explores How Waymo Could Help People Who Are Neurodiverse
Clayton's Story
A Senior and Formerly Unhoused Mechanic Tries Out Autonomous Driving
Partnered with Foundation for Senior Living
National Federation of the Blind
Waymo’s Autonomous Vehicles Could Be a “Game Changer” Says National Federation of the Blind
United Way Bay Area Free Tax Help Program
Waymo Partners with SF Nonprofits to Help Get Tax Refunds Back to the Community
Sheila's Story
From No Phone to Riding with Waymo One: Sheila Shares Her Journey with Foundation for Senior Living
Partnered with Foundation for Senior Living
Charlie's Story
Knocking it Out of the Park: Teen Athlete with Cerebral Palsy Shares How Waymo Could Help Families with CP
Partnered with United Cerebral Palsy
The Arc San Francisco
Partnership Between Waymo and The Arc San Francisco Shines Light on Importance of Freedom of Mobility for Adults With Disabilities
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
MADD and Waymo Partner to Make Roads Safer for the Holidays
Partnered with Mothers Against Drunk Driving
The National Sleep Foundation
Wake Up to the Dangers of Drowsy Driving
ONE Community
LGBTQ+ Advocates in Arizona are Leading the Way as Early Adopters of Autonomous Driving Technology. Here’s Why.
Partnered with ONE Community
Support for Families of Children with Disabilities
A Mother of a Child with Autism Shares How Fully Autonomous Driving Could Benefit Families of Children with Disabilities
Partnered with Support for Families of Children with Disabilities
Self-Help for the Elderly
A San Francisco Senior Takes Her First Ride in a Fully Autonomous Vehicle
Arizona Food Bank Network
Arizona Food Bank Network Strengthens Fight Against Food Insecurity with Waymo Via Partnership
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
A San Francisco Couple Transforms Tragedy into Advocacy with Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Waymo
Partnered with Mothers Against Drunk Driving
LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired SF
Autonomous Vehicles Represent a New Form of Independence for People Who Are Blind
Partnered with LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired SF
Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
SADD and Waymo Team Up To Make This the Safest Summer Ever for Teen Drivers
Partnered with Students Against Destructive Decisions
The Richmond Neighborhood Center
A San Francisco Nonprofit Leader Envisions How Autonomous Driving Could Help Drive Her Organization's Mission
Charles of SCLC and Doris of SYLDI
Community Leaders Talk Autonomous Driving and Mobility Equity
Partnered with Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Sahl's Story
A Woman With a Dream of Autonomous Driving Takes a Chance on TikTok, Ends Up Riding With Waymo
Brennan's Story
Brennan has epilepsy. Here's his perspective on the future of autonomous driving.
Partnered with Epilepsy Foundation of Arizona
Brian's Story
This musician lost his vision, but he gained a community. Here's how.
Partnered with Foundation for Senior Living
AAA School Safety Patrol
This is how young safety leaders feel about autonomous driving
Partnered with AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah
Alex and Kelly of NSC
Their job is reminding people to drive like their lives depend on it
Partnered with National Safety Council
Max's Story
Freedom of mobility matters to everyone, especially people who are blind. Here's why.
Partnered with Foundation for Blind Children
Jennifer's Story
She lost her daughter. Now she's telling her story to help prevent more tragedy.
Partnered with Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Santos's Story
He was born in 1931. Here's what he thinks is future of transportation.
Partnered with Foundation for Senior Living
Barb's Story
One mother takes on a traffic safety epidemic
Partnered with Red Means Stop Traffic Safety Alliance
Denny's Story
His community is building a technology ecosystem. Here's why.
Partnered with PHX East Valley Partnership
