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Austin ISD is once again requesting that Waymo suspend its autonomous vehicle operations during morning and afternoon school bus hours amid an ongoing increase in school bus traffic violations. (Courtesy Waymo)

Austin ISD urges Waymo to halt operations amid increased school bus traffic violations

By Chloe Young

Austin ISD is once again requesting that Waymo suspend its autonomous vehicle operations during morning and afternoon school bus hours amid an ongoing increase in school bus traffic violations.

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