A quiet Buckhead, Atlanta cul-de-sac has become an unlikely staging ground for scores of autonomous Waymo vehicles, leaving residents rattled and demanding the company rethink its routing practices.

Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood was overrun by empty Waymo driverless cars circling through cul-de-sacs due to a routing behavior issue.

Waymo has temporarily paused its autonomous ride-hailing operations in Atlanta after an unoccupied driverless vehicle became ...

Photos of Waymos driving directly into a massive flood zone were captured before stalling.

Waymo has had a rough stretch of public incidents recently. Atlanta residents are among the latest to document something ...

Residents in a northwest Atlanta neighborhood are raising concerns over Waymo vehicles crowding their streets.  ABC News affiliate WSB-TV first reported about the self-driving vehicles flooding ...

Waymo has suspended driverless car services in Atlanta and Texas after one of its vehicles was stranded by flooding during ...

One resident estimated seeing 50 empty robotaxis pass through the neighborhood in a single morning, leaving social media confounded. A normally quiet Atlanta neighborhood has suddenly found itself ...

Preview this article 1 min Waymo's vehicles have returned to Atlanta's streets, a week after the service was suspended. Driverless cars everywhere? Here's the business reason. Driverless cars ...

The company said the vehicles, which use AI to drive, had encountered "a routing problem" that kept taking them to the same ...

Waymo's driverless cars caused concern in an Atlanta neighborhood as they circled repeatedly, which the company attributes to "fleet positioning" issues.