Waymo’s pick of central Tokyo is “a curious choice for the first international ‘road trip,” Catherine Thorbecke wrote for Bloomberg. The “Google sibling company” will not be serving customer’s when it first starts there “but rather is sending cars to work in partnership with local cab giant Nihon Kotsu and ride-hailing app GO,” added the Bloomberg story. “The cars will at first be manually operated by human taxi drivers to map out areas including Minato, Shinjuku and Shibuya,” added Bloomberg…
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