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Google's self-driving car has done a u-turn parent company alphabet announced a new business called Wayne mo which stands for a new way forward in mobility instead of building its own cars with wheels and pedals like the cute bubble prototype way mo will install technology in third-party vehicles it's the biggest indicator yet that alphabet is taking on companies like Tesla and uber who have also revved up their driverless car technology uber already lets its users Hales self-driving cars in Pittsburgh and may soon roll them out in San Francisco weymouth mission is to make it safe and easy for people and things to move around so maybe this means at more long-haul autonomous driving CEO John krafchick also revealed that they had their first fully driverless car roaming around Austin Texas in 2015 no pedals no wheel driving around in everyday traffic Steve man a blind man took the first ride in the fully autonomous car but regulatory challenges may mean way mo will have to pump the brakes on some of its ambitions like removing the wheel when they go to market it's likely the driverless system will have traditional controls for now for way more tech news visit cnet.com and francisco i'm alexis Avedis