As of March 2026, Waymo has significantly expanded its footprint, now operating in 10 major U.S. metropolitan areas across four states.
While the service is widely available in core cities like Phoenix and San Francisco, newer cities often operate via a “Waitlist” or “Early Access” model to manage demand.
Current Operational States & Cities
| State | Cities with Active Service | Status |
| Arizona | Phoenix (and surrounding suburbs) | Full commercial service; includes freeways & Sky Harbor Airport. |
| California | San Francisco, Los Angeles | Full commercial service; anyone can download the app and ride. |
| Texas | Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio | Austin: Available via Uber. Other cities: Early access/Waitlist. |
| Florida | Miami, Orlando | Early access/Waitlist; limited riders are being invited. |
| Georgia | Atlanta | Available exclusively through the Uber app. |
Upcoming Expansions (2026 Roadmap)
Waymo is currently testing or has announced service for the following locations:
- Active Testing: Chicago (IL), Charlotte (NC), Buffalo (NY), New York City (NY), Philadelphia (PA), and Washington, D.C.
- Announced for Late 2026: Las Vegas (NV), Nashville (TN), Detroit (MI), and Denver (CO).
- International: Waymo has recently signaled plans to launch in London and Tokyo by the end of this year.