Long Haul Automated Trucks: Taking It To The Street
In the race to commercialize autonomous trucking, is the ability to take the load from the highway to a final destination via streets becoming a competitive must?
Source: forbes.com
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Autonomous trucks target carrier capability augmentation
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) that are steadily making inroads into the transportation industry will not replace drivers, but instead augment carrier
Source: trucknews.com
California autonomous vehicle testing leaps ahead while leaving trucking behind
Autonomous car testing in California takes off while Class 3-8 trucks and vans continue to take a back seat.
Source: ccjdigital.com
Autonomous truck developers lay out plans for law enforcement
Communication policies between AVs and law enforcement are still being developed.
Source: overdriveonline.com
Torc Robotics autonomous truck delivers a safe, impressive and mostly boring ride
A self-driving Freightliner Cascadia from Torc Robotics conquers risky traffic in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Source: ccjdigital.com
Torc Robotics autonomous truck delivers a safe, impressive and mostly boring ride
A self-driving Freightliner Cascadia from Torc Robotics conquers risky traffic in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Source: ccjdigital.com
From an old car dealership, Torc tests driverless technology on Albuquerque highways
Within eight years, Torc executives say, they expect their trucks to be able to make this drive alone. Not just this 45-mile journalistic jaunt, but real over-the-road, long-haul trucking.
United States Walter Grigg Andrew Culhane American Trucking Association Texasam Transportation Institute Allan Rutter Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Source: kob.com