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On November 5, 2026, Waymo released data stating that in mature service markets, more than half of female passengers said Waymo improved their personal sense of safety. On the same day, Waymo released a new short film focused on the female passenger experience, telling the story of female passengers letting down their guard during driverless travel and controlling the in-car space according to their own wishes. The film was directed by Mollie Mills and shot by Autumn Durald, with a predominantly female creative team. There are currently no further developments.
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Waymo Rethinks Women's Freedom of Travel: Over Half of Female Passengers Say They Feel Safer
Waymo has released a new short film focusing on female passengers' experience of letting down their guard during driverless travel and controlling the in-car space as they wish. Waymo data shows that in mature service markets, more than half of female passengers say Waymo has improved their sense of personal safety. The film is directed by Mollie Mills and shot by Autumn Durald, with a predominantly female creative team.