Multiple sources confirm Waymo paused operations in Atlanta and San Antonio (and other cities) due to vehicles driving into flooded roads. Specifically, the evidence mentions pauses in Atlanta and San Antonio as the company updates software to prevent this behavior.

Three independent web results confirm that Waymo recalled thousands of robotaxis following an incident on April 20 in San Antonio, Texas, where an empty vehicle was swept into a creek.

Evidence confirms pauses in Atlanta and San Antonio. While the specific count of 'four in Texas' is not explicitly listed in the snippets, the general expansion of the pause to include Atlanta and Texas cities due to flooding is corroborated.

Two separate sources (TechCrunch and another news report) confirm Waymo suspended freeway services to improve performance in construction zones.

Multiple sources, including WIRED and a report quoting the UK Secretary of State for Transport, confirm Waymo's intention to bring services to London 'next year'.

Three independent sources cite an NHTSA letter stating the software may allow vehicles to 'slow and then drive into standing water on higher speed roadways'.

Sources confirm a recall of approximately 3,800 (specifically 3,791) robotaxis using 5th and 6th generation ADS.

Bloomberg and other reports confirm an unoccupied Waymo robotaxi became trapped in flood water in Atlanta on a Wednesday.

Although the 'Evidence for claim 8' section was empty, the evidence provided for claim 3 explicitly lists 'San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Miami' as the cities where freeway rides were suspended.