- Open to the public
- Waitlist
- Invited riders
- Testing
- Announced
- Ended
Cruise's cities
Austin, Texas, United States Ended
No one in the driver’s seat · Book in: Cruise app · Ran until October 2023
Cruise was charging for driverless rides here when it halted all driverless operations on 26 Oct 2023; GM ended the business in Dec 2024.
Sources: Reuters (via The Star), December 11, 2024; TechCrunch, October 26, 2023. Checked November 8, 2026.
Houston, Texas, United States Ended
No one in the driver’s seat · Book in: Cruise app · Ran until October 2023
Cruise was charging for driverless rides here when it halted all driverless operations on 26 Oct 2023; GM ended the business in Dec 2024.
Sources: Reuters (via The Star), December 11, 2024; TechCrunch, October 26, 2023. Checked November 8, 2026.
Phoenix, Arizona, United States Ended
No one in the driver’s seat · Book in: Cruise app · Ran until October 2023
Cruise was charging for driverless rides here when it halted all driverless operations on 26 Oct 2023; GM ended the business in Dec 2024.
Sources: Reuters (via The Star), December 11, 2024; TechCrunch, October 26, 2023. Checked November 8, 2026.
San Francisco, California, United States Ended
No one in the driver’s seat · Book in: Cruise app · Ran February 2022 – October 2023
Opened driverless rides to the public in 2022; California suspended Cruise's permits in Oct 2023 after a pedestrian was dragged, and GM shut the robotaxi business in Dec 2024.
Sources: Reuters (via The Star), December 11, 2024; TechCrunch, October 26, 2023; Motor Authority, February 2, 2022. Checked November 8, 2026.