Waymo has revealed plans to bring its fleet of robo-taxis to Houston. But are these driverless, AI-directed vehicles ready for the city's roads and drivers?

Waymo, which operates autonomous ride-hailing services in four U.S. cities, will not be offering self-driving services in Houston this summer. Instead, vehicles will be driven manually around designated areas to collect data,

Waymo — the company behind self-driving robotaxis in cities like Austin and Los Angeles — is getting the lay of the land in Houston starting this week. Why it matters: Described as a "road trip," Waymo's visit marks its introduction to the Bayou City,