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Denver Residents Skeptical of Waymo Safety Despite Public Launch, New Survey Finds
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WHY IT MATTERS.
Survey skepticism about Waymo safety, though commissioned by a plaintiff firm, signals adoption friction for autonomous ride-hailing.
Autonomy adoption friction, but survey is self-interested
Incident data or regulatory findings
Survey sponsor has litigation bias
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Most residents rate Waymo's safety commitment below 4 out of 10; 41% say they're unlikely to use the service DENVER, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey conducted by Olson Personal Injury Lawyers finds that Denver residents remain deeply skeptical of Waymo's autonomous ride-hailing...
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