Waymo was giving >50k paid rides per week as of May 2024. In May 2023, they said that they were giving 10k public rides per week.
I think Waymo only charges money for driverless rides, but this question will resolve based on paid rides in general (but if the highest reported figure is "paid, driverless rides" I'll use that).
Question will resolve to the most recent weekly figure provided by Waymo or by credible media reporting, as of the end of 2025 (or daily, monthly, etc figure converted to weekly). If it's "greater than X" I'll use X. Left bounds on the ranges are inclusive, right bounds are exclusive.
See also for 2026:
1,000
1.00Waymo seems to have several large parking lots filled with Jaguars being prepared to be converted into robotaxis. Perhaps a few thousand?
https://www.reddit.com/r/waymo/comments/1hcg4x2/some_additional_analysis_of_the_q3_cpuc_data/
also
https://waymo.com/blog/2024/12/next-stop-miami/ "we'll work to open our doors to [Miami] riders in 2026"
Edit: once again I am the dumb mana, I assumed this article meant Miami was the next city but they'd previously announced Austin and Atlanta for 2025, and they're testing in DC but haven't announced when they'd accept riders.
Just reached 100k/week, can they double again before EOY? https://x.com/TechTekedra/status/1825910695311114384
"[Waymo] has over 1,000 cars in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Phoenix but could grow to "thousands", said a person with knowledge of its operations.
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