The first commercial self-driving truck service in the United States launched on Thursday in Texas, and regular deliveries are expected to take place in driverless vehicles between Houston and Dallas.

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An Aurora Technologies self-driving truck is shown during a test on a Texas highway. If driverless cars make you nervous, what's next might give you a panic attack. Autonomous trucks are on the way - ...

65% of US freight professionals expect self-driving trucks to hit public roads by 2050, according to new insights from a recent survey by Tech.co. Zoom in a little further, and you’ll see that some of ...

Georgia paved the road for autonomous trucking nearly a decade ago and now the investment is paying off. Forward momentum ...

Self-driving tractor trailers are rumbling down Texas highways to haul cargo at night — a major step forward for the technology. The autonomous 18-wheelers — which still carry a driver behind the ...

The Aurora Driver has already sent deliveries between Dallas and Houston without a human driver A self-driving commercial trucking service has launched and sent deliveries between two Texas locales.

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Aurora Innovation (NASDAQ:AUR) is in the trucking industy spotlight after announcing the successful launch of its commercial self-driving trucking service in Texas. The company's autonomous launch ...

Aurora Innovations, Inc. debuted a driverless semi from Dallas to Houston in May and will now add the new 600-mile route from Fort Worth.

MIDLAND, Texas — When you're out cruising on the interstate, you might one day look over and see a semi-truck driving with no one behind the wheel. But don't worry, it's actually being driven by ...