Partners and community
We represent a diverse set of communities and interests, and we are coming together because we all share the belief that autonomous driving cars can save lives, improve independence, and create new mobility options. Join us.
We're imagining a better future where we're all connected.
Meet our partners.
Greater community
We are proud to support a wide network of safety, mobility and community organizations and highlight their expertise with our community.
National Council for Independent Living
National Federation of the Blind
United Spinal Association
ICAN
AZCEND
United Way
Special Olympics Arizona
Arizona Council of the Blind
Greater Good Charities
Karsh Center
Latest Stories from Our Partners
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Brennan's Story
Brennan has epilepsy. Here's his perspective on the future of autonomous driving.
Brennan has epilepsy. Hear how autonomous vehicles could be life changing for his independence.
Partnered with Epilepsy Foundation of Arizona
Brian's Story
This musician lost his vision, but he gained a community. Here's how.
Brian suffered a slow loss of vision that took away his ability to drive. Fully self-driving technology could one day help people like him retain their mobility and independence.
Partnered with Foundation for Senior Living
AAA School Safety Patrol
This is how young safety leaders feel about autonomous driving
Students from the AAA School Safety Patrol program at Martin Elementary School in San Francisco made a visit to Waymo’s closed-course testing facility to see fully self-driving cars in action. Here’s what they had to say.
Partnered with AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah
Latest News from Our Partners
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United Cerebral Palsy Joins Let’s Talk Autonomous Driving Partnership
Let’s Talk Autonomous Driving is pleased to welcome United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) as a national partner in our public education campaign.
October 7, 2021
Partnered with United Cerebral Palsy
Child Safety Advocates Point to Need for Conversation, Awareness Around Autonomous Driving Technology
The United States has made great progress in preventing child fatalities from unintentional injuries. In fact, the U.S. childhood death rate from unintentional injury – or accidents that are preventable, like drowning or failure to use child safety restraints in vehicles– has been reduced by 61% since 1988.
September 24, 2021
Addressing transit mobility gaps: What Waymo, Valley Metro and ASU learned from serving paratransit riders and seniors
In 2018, we shared our plans to work with Valley Metro, the Phoenix Metro area’s regional public transportation authority, to explore mobility solutions in a first-of-its-kind study that would use autonomous driving technology to complement the city’s existing transit network.
August 31, 2021
Partnered with Waymo