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Driverless rides in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

As of November 11, 2026, no driverless service is open to the public in Pittsburgh yet. Waymo and Motional are testing there.

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Services in Pittsburgh

OperatorServiceStatusWho can rideHow to bookHoursFaresDriverLast verified
WaymoRobotaxiTestingNo public rides——No public service—Partly checked Oct 16, 2026
MotionalRobotaxiTestingNo public rides——No public service—Oct 15, 2026

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Waymo: Autonomous testing with a safety driver behind the wheel; manual driving began in December 2025. No rider service and no service area published.

Motional: Motional tests its IONIQ 5 robotaxis on Pittsburgh's public roads; Pittsburgh and Las Vegas are its two current test cities. Motional offers rides only in Las Vegas, through Uber. No Pittsburgh rider service or date has been announced.

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Questions

Can I ride today?

Waymo and Motional: No public rides. No passenger service is available to the public here.

How do I book?

Waymo and Motional: No public booking channel listed.

Is anyone in the driver’s seat?

Waymo and Motional: AVwhere has not confirmed this.

Sources and limitations

  • Waymo · waymo.com · Partly checked Oct 16, 2026Testing only; no rider service. Waymo has not given a launch date.
  • Motional · motional.com · Last verified Oct 15, 2026Added at the user's request from Motional's press kit, its January 2025 testing post and a Pittsburgh test-operator job posting (motional.com/open-positions, job 8003878003), checked Oct 15, 2026; not yet in the coverage sheet. Testing only; no rides. The press kit is undated, and Motional has published no Pittsburgh test-area map. The posting asks for a Nevada driver's license, probably copied from a Las Vegas posting. The marker is Pittsburgh's city point.

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