Texas is becoming the Wild West of driverless truck testing, with numerous companies looking to fill the highways with ...

SANTA ROSA, Calif. (KGO) -- Robotaxis may be getting all the attention, but robotrucks are already carrying a heavy load of the work at mining and farming sites. In 2008, Anthony Levandowski ...

Texas is a major hub for driverless trucking startups, with Aurora launching its self-driving trucking service in May 2025 and Kodiak planning to launch its own driverless trucks in the state in 2026.

Self-driving technology company Aurora Innovation revealed that its driverless trucks can now travel more than 1,000 miles, exceeding the legal limits for human drivers. Complementing this achievement ...

Driverless vehicles, powered by artificial intelligence, are becoming increasingly common across the United States. And it’s ...

Chris Urmson, CEO, highlighted that "the Aurora Driver surpassed 100,000 driverless miles on public roads" and maintained "100% on-time performance, while upholding our perfect driverless safety ...

Thomas Black is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist writing about the industrial and transportation sectors. He was previously a Bloomberg News reporter covering logistics, manufacturing and private ...

PHOENIX - Driverless semi-trucks are officially hitting Arizona highways this month, as the autonomous technology company Aurora expands its operations to the desert. What we know The company has ...

How do you move from a handful of driverless trucks to fleets measured in the thousands—or more? For Kodiak Robotics, a partnership with Bosch is the answer to that challenge. Ad Loading... At the ...

Aurora’s self-driving trucks can now travel nonstop on a 1,000-mile route between Fort Worth and Phoenix — exceeding what a human driver can legally accomplish. The distance, and the time it takes to ...

PALMER - On a recent July afternoon, Sasko Cuklev's eyes swept over a color-coded map of the United States. Just outside, a black Volvo semi - hitched to a bright yellow DHL trailer - idled in the ...