The company had operated vehicles with no one behind the wheel before placing an observer in the driver's seat at the request of a manufacturing partner. Now, that's set to change.

Arizona drivers are used to driverless Waymo ridehailing vehicles. Now they will have to get used to seeing driverless 18-wheeler semi-trucks on highways.

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