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Goodyear and Gatik have integrated tire intelligence technology into an autonomous driving system, which Gatik says will be deployed across much of its fleet.
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Drivewyze Free is a new service that offers in-cab driver safety alerts at no cost. Previously, many fleets subscribing to Drivewyze services received free in-cab safety alerts through the Drivewyze Safety Notifications bundle.
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Kodiak Robotics introduced its sixth-generation Class 8 autonomous truck, which the company said is designed for scaled deployment and will be deployed in Texas later this year.
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Costco is charging battery-electric yard tractors with off-grid electrified structures at its distribution center in Mira Loma, California. The integrated charging system by Trinity Structures was completed and in operation in just four months.
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The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s five-day annual Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative is underway this week.
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Outrider’s new AI-driven perception technology for its autonomous yard tractors is “trained” using millions of data points collected from customer distribution yards.
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Truckers Against Trafficking has updated its app with enhanced reporting capabilities for human trafficking situations.
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Continental will begin serial production of the Aurora Driver autonomous truck control system hardware beginning in 2027.
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The Giga Fuel Cell, a hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered truck developed jointly by Isuzu and Honda, has started tests on public roadways in Japan.
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Transportation and material moving workers were the occupational group with the highest number of fatal work injuries in 2022 and the highest fatal incident rate, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
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