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Ontario Regulation 306/15 Is Revoked Oct. 13, 2027, Before Waymo’s 2028 Toronto Target

Waymo plans to map Toronto streets and test its vehicles ahead of its 2028 target for welcoming riders. Ontario Regulation 306/15 limits approved vehicles to testing and is revoked Oct. 13, 2027.

An autonomous test vehicle waits at a barrier on a Toronto street / TokenPost.ai
An autonomous test vehicle waits at a barrier on a Toronto street / TokenPost.ai

Ontario’s automated-vehicle pilot regulation is revoked Oct. 13, 2027, ahead of Waymo’s 2028 Toronto ride-hailing target and the current rules governing its tests.

Ontario Regulation 306/15 confines approved vehicles to testing and does not itself provide for paid ride-hailing. Waymo has received approval to join the Automated Vehicle Pilot Program.

Ontario launched the pilot in 2016 and revised it in 2019 to permit driverless testing under conditions requiring companies to monitor vehicles, take control when necessary and bring them to a safe stop.

Waymo plans to begin with manually driven vehicles mapping Toronto streets, followed by tests with trained autonomous specialists behind the wheel. The company outlined that sequence Friday, Oct. 16, and is targeting 2028 for its first passenger rides. TokenPost previously covered Waymo’s Toronto target and preparation plans.

Ontario Regulation 306/15 is revoked Oct. 13, 2027, before Waymo’s 2028 target for Toronto passenger rides.

Riza Dagoc

Riza Dagoc reports on regulation, investing and the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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