The next time you ride in a Waymo, you could be helping the city fill potholes
Published on April 9, 2026.
Waymo is partnering with Waze in a pilot program in Atlanta to provide the city with updated information to efficiently and effectively fill potholes. The company has identified at least 500 pothole issues across five cities and is making location data available to the Department of Transportation through the "Waze for Cities" platform. The data will also be visible to Waze users in the city, helping to keep road users safe and increase accuracy.
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