Waymo and Waze launches program to share pothole data with U.S. cities

Waymo and Waze have announced a new pilot program to provide cities with information about road potholes. The program will use Waymo’s perception and physical feedback systems on their autonomous vehicles to detect and provide detailed pothole data. This data is then provided to cities and state organizations through....

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