<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Uber and Waymo have launched a commercial robotaxi service in Atlanta, expanding from Austin.The service initially covers about 65 square miles in Atlanta, potentially boosting both companies' businesses.Uber has partnerships with 18 AV companies and handles 1.5 million AV trips per year, while Waymo provides 250,000 paid robotaxi rides weekly.Waymo's Atlanta fleet, currently in the 'dozens,' is set to grow over time.Riders in Atlanta and Austin can use the 'Waymo on Uber' service, where robotaxis and human-driven vehicles coexist.Users can set preferences in the Uber app to increase their chances of being matched with a Waymo vehicle.The cost for robotaxi rides will be the same as regular Uber services like UberX or Uber Comfort.Uber manages charging, maintenance, and cleaning of the autonomous vehicles, while Waymo oversees the tech and autonomous operations.The partnership between Uber and Waymo plans to expand the robotaxi service in Austin and Atlanta by early 2025.