Keywords: Christopher Mims; Self-Driving Big Rigs Are Coming. Is America Ready? Autonomous trucks that mostly stick to highways could make sense, both technologically and economically, in ways ...

Waymo, the self-driving vehicle division of Google parent Alphabet, is about to start mapping in Texas and New Mexico as a prelude to testing its self-driving big-rig trucks.

AI-powered autonomous trucks from Plus Automation are being tested across the U.S., Europe and Asia to solve logistics challenges while facing regulatory hurdles and labor concerns.

The promise of self-driving cars is that one day, they’ll free us from the tyranny of traffic. For now, the people developing autonomous vehicles are quietly, collectively acknowledging that it ...

Why I'm More Excited About Self-Driving Trucks than Cars Aurora, Waymo, TuSimple and Torc are among the leaders in an industry that will surpass self-driving cars in relevance. Table of Contents ...

THE BEST TRAVEL GEAR FOR 2024. How this autonomous driving technology will change commercial trucking. Now, let's discuss how this tech is changing the game for big rig trucks.

SACRAMENTO -- California may be one step closer to allowing self-driving semi-trucks on its highways. A new proposal by the state Department of Motor Vehicles would permit testing commercial ...

San Diego’s TuSimple Holdings, which is developing self-driving technology for semi-trucks, faces a regulatory probe following an April 6 crash in which one of its big rigs suddenly swerved on ...

Self-driving big rigs will be soon hauling Wayfair furniture down Interstate 45 through a new partnership of Waymo and J.B. Hunt Transport Services. Beginning in July, ...

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Although much attention has been paid to autonomous vehicles being developed by Google and traditional car companies, one truck maker believes that automated tractor-trailers ...

HOUSTON — A self-driving big rig company is shutting down its Houston and Southern California offices. Embark Trucks CEO Alex Rodrigues sent an email to employees earlier this month saying "the ...

Self-driving big rig company shutting down its Houston and California offices. Embark CEO Alex Rodrigues announced that it's laying off about 70% of the company. Credit: AP.