A new fleet of autonomous taxis has arrived in one of America’s worst traffic cities.<\/p>\n
Specifically, Tesla’s<\/a> Robotaxi service is now active in Miami, according to a post from the company on X<\/a>. The same post included a map of a relatively small portion of West Miami, where you can currently hail a Robotaxi. Presumably, more of the city will be included in the service at some point, but for now, the robot cars are limited to those areas.<\/p>\n \n Mashable Light Speed\n <\/p>\n SEE ALSO: <\/a><\/p>\n This follows a limited rollout in Houston and Dallas<\/a> back in April. Tesla’s Robotaxi service has been slowly expanding across the United States, and if precedent holds, the cabs will be available in a larger portion of Miami in the near-ish future, as Austin went from limited to full availability<\/a> last month. Other cities that could get Robotaxi service this year include Orlando, Tampa, and Phoenix, though,\u00a0as Electrek pointed out<\/a>\u00a0back in April, the company has not been especially good about meeting plans\u00a0on time.<\/p>\n It should also be noted that these Robotaxis do not come with safety monitors. This is certainly one way to get around in Miami without worrying as much about the city’s notoriously awful traffic problems, but keep in mind the risks involved.<\/p>\n
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