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Now you can ride in a Google self-driving car | NBC News
After eight years of testing, Waymo is ready to go public: Google’s autonomous vehicle spin-off is offering families in the Phoenix area the chance to try out its self-driving cars as part of a new pilot ride-sharing program.
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