The Alphabet-owned self-driving taxi company Waymo is making its largest expansion yet. Starting this week, anyone in Los Angeles will be able to hail a robocab, including about 300,000 people who had been on the company's app waitlist.

Autonomous taxi company Waymo is now open to the public in Los Angeles, the company announced Tuesday.

Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving unit, has officially expanded its autonomous ride-hailing service, Waymo One, to all users in Los Angeles. This move comes eight months after the company began offering rides to a select group of passengers in the city. The expansion allows riders to hail a robotaxi across the city using the Waymo One app.

Alphabet's Waymo said on Tuesday its autonomous ride-hailing service, Waymo One, is now available to everyone in Los Angeles, a sign of rapid growth and adoption of the technology.

You may be seeing more Waymo cars around Los Angeles. This comes as the robotaxi service on Tuesday announced it is now open to all riders - without a waitlist or invitation code. "Now is an exciting time to welcome everyone in Los Angeles along for the ride,

Alphabet-owned Waymo announced its largest expansion in Los Angeles, effectively removing the city from its waitlist for its self-driving service. Los Angeles will be the largest city where the robotaxi service will be made available.

The company ends the waitlist in Los Angeles, where nearly 300,000 people have expressed an interest in trying out the Alphabet-owned company's self-driving cars.