Waymo, a subsidiary of Google (Alphabet), has been developing autonomous vehicle technology since 2009. The company currently operates ride-hailing services in select cities through its Waymo One platform. This market asks whether Waymo will be operating (not merely testing) autonomous vehicle services in nine distinct cities by June 30, 2026. The 5% YES odds suggest traders view significant geographic expansion as unlikely within the specified timeframe. As of early 2026, Waymo operates in a limited number of cities, so expanding to nine would represent substantial growth and market penetration. The resolution requires operational services, meaning paying customers can access Waymo vehicles—testing, pilot programs, or limited rollouts do not count as operations for this market's purposes. Waymo's expansion depends on regulatory approval in new jurisdictions, technological validation, and strategic business decisions. Each target city has unique autonomous vehicle regulations, insurance requirements, and infrastructure considerations that must be navigated. The market reflects traders' uncertainty about whether such rapid multi-city expansion is achievable before the June 2026 deadline. Odds have remained stable since listing, with recent Waymo announcements and regulatory developments driving minimal price movement among traders.