Waymo Advances Autonomous Vehicle Testing in Denver with Phase Two Rollout
Waymo has begun the second phase of its testing operations in Denver.
Denver, CO, August 8, 2026 —
Waymo, an autonomous driving technology company, has commenced the second phase of its operational testing in Denver, Colorado.
This expansion into a new phase of testing signifies a progression in the company’s efforts to evaluate and refine its self-driving technology in a new urban environment. The specifics of what constitutes ‘phase two’ of the testing operations, including geographical parameters, types of driving scenarios, and the duration of this phase, were not detailed in the provided information.
Waymo has been a prominent player in the development of autonomous vehicles, with extensive testing conducted in other cities prior to its expansion into Denver. The company aims to gather comprehensive data on vehicle performance, safety systems, and passenger experience under diverse driving conditions. Details regarding any new routes, specific challenges encountered, or advancements in the technology being tested during this second phase were not made public.
The company’s strategy typically involves a phased approach to testing, gradually increasing complexity and scope as the technology matures and regulatory approvals are obtained. Information on whether this phase involves public participation or is strictly for internal evaluation was not provided.
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