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Swedish tech company Einride announced that they've created a new type of truck driver job as they begin operations within the United States.

The CEO of a major logistics firm has suggested that more immigration could help alleviate the current strain on drivers in the trucking industry in a recent interview.  Robert Biesterfeld, CEO of C.H. Robinson Worldwide, recently appeared...

On Thursday, self-driving technology company Aurora announced that multiple companies including Volvo and PACCAR are investors in special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that will infuse billions of dollars into the operation in a push to be the first to bring highly automated Class 8 trucks to market.

A motorist says that their Tesla car was in autopilot mode when it crashed into a police SUV in Washington on Saturday.  The accident happened on May 15th in Arlington, Washington.  According to Herald Net News, the deputy...

A federal lawsuit has been filed in an effort to stop a $7 billion highway project in Houston, Texas. The lawsuit was filed by Harris County Attorney, Christian D. Menefee, on Thursday, March 11, and proposes...

The former Acting Administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has taken a new position with a tech startup that wants to put driverless trucks on the road within the next few years.

A Facebook user shared a video filmed from the passenger seat of his Tesla on a busy highway as the autopilot was in complete control of the vehicle's driving operations.

The driver of a Tesla was apparently snoozing behind the wheel while going over 90 mph, according to police. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) announced the man was charged with speeding and dangerous driving on September...

Two police officers narrowly escaped injury and possibly death after a Tesla on “autopilot mode” crashed into their parked vehicles.  The accident occurred in Spring Hope, North Carolina earlier this week.  According to WRAL News, Devainder Goli, a...

While numerous companies are scrambling to get driverless truck to market at scale, researchers with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say that it will be at least a decade before the technology is ready for widespread use.

On Wednesday, a California tech company announced that they were partnering with some of the largest trucking companies in the U.S. to lauch a nationwide -- and then global -- autonomous freight network.

Swedish driverless truck tech startup Einride has released video demonstrating how one person at a remote location can control multiple cargo trucks.