Study Finds Autonomous Trucking Could Ultimately Impact 94% of Operator Hours on the Road
A new study by the University of Michigan and Carnegie-Melon University says that autonomous trucks will roll out slowly, but eventually impact all aspects of fleet operations.
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Jack Roberts is a transportation journalist who has been covering North American commercial vehicles for 25 years and has developed a reputation as a leading authority/futurist concentrating on new trucking technology, including autonomous vehicles, battery electric trucks and emerging blockchain technology.