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Automated Trucking Is Maturing Rapidly But There's So Much More To Do - Vimarsana News

Automated Trucking Is Maturing Rapidly But There's So Much More To Do

Everywhere you look there’s plenty of action in the truck autonomy space. Here’s a wide angle look at what’s happening (and not happening) across various use cases.

Source: forbes.com
Loadsmith orders 800 self-driving truck systems to automate highway portions of freight routes - Vimarsana News

Loadsmith orders 800 self-driving truck systems to automate highway portions of freight routes

Autonomous trucks using “Kodiak Driver” technology will hand off loads to human drivers for local pickups and deliveries

OOIDA wants Biden's Labor Secretary pick rescinded - Vimarsana News

OOIDA wants Biden's Labor Secretary pick rescinded

The group has raised concerns over nominee Julie Su's role in passing California's AB 5 independent contractor legislation. Also: DAT launches Profit Estimator tool; new Calstart program looks to help small fleets transition to electric trucks; more.

Proposal to mandate automatic emergency braking systems announced - Vimarsana News

Proposal to mandate automatic emergency braking systems announced

NHTSA and FMCSA will jointly issue a rulemaking proposal to require AEB on new trucks with a GVWR over 10,000 pounds. Also: Load board equipping 800 trucks with autonomous tech for long runs; Volvo testing impacts of extreme heat, cold on electric trucks.

Loadsmith to use Kodiak autonomous tech in new freight network - Vimarsana News

Loadsmith to use Kodiak autonomous tech in new freight network

Loadsmith, a third-party logistics platform based in Denver, Col., has announced plans to equip 800 trucks with Kodiak’s autonomous vehicle technology –