Texas highways welcome first wave of self-driving freight trucks

Autonomous truck rules advance in multiple statehouses

Rules related to autonomous trucks are in place in more than half of all states. Rules in some states are considered to be outdated as the technology has continued to evolve. The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association recognizes that the rapid development of autonomous technology has potential. However, OOIDA has pointed out the technology poses challenges as it relates to commercial vehicles and highway safety. Land Line recently covere…

Texas highways welcome first wave of self-driving freight trucks

According to Axios, the company plans to start with a single autonomous truck and gradually expand its operations. The rollout marks one of the first real-world deployments of driverless freight trucks on public roads – something long promised but rarely delivered at scale.Read Entire Article

Fully driverless truck to hit major Texas highway by end of the month

Pittsburgh-based Aurora is expected to send its first driverless truck on the stretch of highway between Dallas and Houston in the upcoming days.

Driverless Semi-Trucks Are Coming Soon to a Highway in Texas

If you find yourself driving on I-45 in Texas, look out.

Texas Trucking Company Going Full Autonomous – IOTW Report

Axios Drivers along a 200-mile stretch of I-45 between Dallas and Houston should get ready for something new: The semi-truck in the next lane might not have anyone in the driver’s seat.

Fully Driverless Trucks Are Coming to I-45 in Texas

Autonomous trucks could alleviate the stress of the trucker shortage in 2025, as this new test hopes to show. Not everyone is excited about it.