Tesla Robotaxi Fort Worth: 143 Sq Miles, No Driver
Tesla Robotaxi Just Conquered Fort Worth — 143 Square Miles, No Driver, No Safety Net Co-produced by Daniel Aharonoff and DigitalDan As the chief editor of tesladan.me, I have covered Tesla's robotaxi rollout city by city, and I have learned to spot the moment a pilot stops being a pilot. That moment arrived at 6 a.m. Central time on Monday, November 2, 2026, when Tesla's driverless Robotaxi service opened for business in Fort Worth, Texas — no human safety monitor in the car, a 143-square-mile service zone around downtown, and a second front in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. So what's the big deal? Fort Worth is Tesla's seventh driverless city in the United States, its fourth in Texas, and — at 143 square miles — its third-largest service area anywhere. This is no longer a science experiment confined to Austin. It is a network, and it is growing fast. Here is the story in one sentence: Tesla now runs unsupervised robotaxis in Austin, Houston, Dallas, and Fort Wort...
