These 10 trendlines in electrification, mobility, and transportation tech bring promise to revolutionize fleets. Some may come to fruition next year, while others will only start to germinate.
On the HDT Talks Trucking podcast, we talk to one safety expert who believes major challenges must be addressed before driverless trucks will be ready and accepted by the public for widespread use.
Hundreds gathered at San Jose's Haynes Mansion for the 2021 Fleet Forward Conference to talk about mobility solutions, data, electrification, autonomous vehicles, and more.
While the automotive and transportation sectors are embracing autonomous technologies, they’re also working to educate and entice future users.
The three companies have partnered on autonomous vehicle delivery to span three urban U.S. markets as demand for last-mile delivery continues to rise.
Argo AI and Ford will deploy Ford self-driving cars, with safety drivers, on the Lyft network with passenger rides beginning in Miami later this year and in Austin starting in 2022.
In a new survey from Car Gurus, 51% of drivers say safety is their biggest concern regarding self-driving cars.
The report emphasizes that Ford’s engineering team continues to develop a robust Automated Driving System to guide Ford’s vehicles on the road.
Most U.S. drivers have concerns; the vehicle type and driving scenario did little to ease that apprehension.
What happens if an autonomous truck gets a flat tire? Kodiak and Bridgestone are working together to use technology to help keep that from being a problem.
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