Waymo is on the way to Denver, the autonomous-driving technology company said Tuesday.

The Silicon Valley company, a subsidiary of Alphabet and formerly known as the Google Self-Driving Car Project, will be one of first driverless car services to hit the road in Colorado, at least for ride-hailing passengers. The company is already offering rides to customers in Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Phoenix and San Francisco

But for locals hoping to hail a ride soon, that’s not happening just yet, Waymo spokesperson Sandy Karp said.

“We won’t be serving riders right away,” Karp said in an email. “We’re beginning with an exploratory phase to understand Denver’s unique driving environment while engaging with local officials and community partners.”

While there’s no ETA, Karp did say service in D

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