A full 65% of them foresee self-driving trucks on public roads across the nation by 2050, just 25 years from now. That ...

There will always be a human in the loop,” said Don Lepard, director of operations at self-driving truck developer Kodiak Robotics. Rather than creating entirely new job categories, developers ...

according to the New York Times. Aurora, the Pittsburgh-based self-driving truck startup, says its trucks have logged 1,200 driverless miles in Texas. AP Since then, the company says its Aurora ...

Are there self-driving trucks on the road in California? No, but this could soon be set to change. In April, state regulators tabled a new proposal to allow for the testing of self-driving heavy ...

Texas ranks No. 1 for technology and innovation, and that continues as we welcome America's first self-driving trucks,” Abbott said in a statement. “These new, autonomous semis on the I-45 ...

Aurora's trucks, which are diesel tractor ... said Texas is essential to launching the self-driving trucking industry. "This new freight system, autonomous trucking, will start in Texas," Jaeger ...

an electric DAF Truck drove autonomously with a driver present in the cab before self-driving itself to a Rocsys ... sites” and “a prelude to new applications of automated trucks in industrial ...

If a new startup has its way, highways might soon be filled self-driving semi trucks. Embark, which emerged from stealth mode to launch publicly Friday, is the latest autonomous long haul solution ...

Initially, just one self-driving truck will be used on the route ... Texas Governor Greg Abbott commented: "These new, autonomous semis on the I-45 corridor will efficiently move products ...

Self-driving truck startup Plus Automation will go public in the United States through a $1.2 billion merger with special purpose acquisition company Churchill Capital Corp IX , the companies said on ...

Starting September 1, fully autonomous cars will require a permit to operate in Texas. This new restriction comes after the ...

Urmson, a former leader of Google’s self-driving car project, said Aurora’s trucks are outfitted with a 360-degree sensor suite capable of detecting objects from up to 1,000 feet away.