Since 1975, the organization has provided a safe and supportive space for people of all abilities and ages to learn and compete in a wide variety of sports.
Waymo invited 12 News along for the first-ever press ride in a fully driverless car.
At first, the most startling thing about riding in a Waymo car is that the steering wheel moves itself. The car drives the speed limit and avoids cars as if it can see them, which it can through a combination of LIDAR and cameras.
The second startling thing is how easy it is to forget that no one is behind the wheel and to just enjoy the ride.
“Building that sense of every day is actually a critical part of the experience that we want to build as well,” said Sam Kansara, Waymo One project manager.