Driverless 18‑wheelers are on a few highways, but widespread use is a long way down the road

T2Covered by 1 source · first reported by Phys.org / ScienceDaily (tech) at 29 Oct, 15:20 UTC

Driverless trucks with artificial intelligence on board could dramatically change the landscape of freight shipping. A few companies have begun testing early models on some limited routes in Texas and California. Simulations of automated fleets show the potential benefits of the technology: The…

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• T2Driverless 18‑wheelers are on a few highways, but widespread use is a long way down the roadPhys.org / ScienceDaily (tech)29 Oct, 15:20