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Waymo aims to offer paid robotaxi rides in Washington DC next year
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Waymo has been testing its autonomous vehicles in Washington, DC , for several years .
The company says it will "continue to work closely with policymakers to formalize the regulations needed to operate without a human behind the wheel in the District" DC currently requires autonomous vehicles to have a human at the wheel, ready to take control.