4 Companies Revolutionizing Trucking Safety
HDT Executive Editor Jack Roberts highlights four companies at the forefront of emerging common-sense safety solutions for trucking.
Insights on ground-breaking technical developments and trends in an industry being transformed by technology, from the latest equipment, systems and components, to telematics and autonomous vehicle technologies.
HDT Executive Editor Jack Roberts highlights four companies at the forefront of emerging common-sense safety solutions for trucking.
CES can always be counted on for a glimpse of the future. This year’s show didn’t disappoint on the commercial vehicle front, says HDT's Jack Roberts in his Truck Tech blog.
Technology is coming fast at the global trucking industry on every front. But HDT's Jack Roberts identifies four critical trends that were at the forefront of change in 2023.
The advent of artificial intelligence computer systems will be the difference that propels autonomous trucks into everyday use, says Jack Roberts in his Truck Tech blog.
You’ve been hearing a lot about artificial intelligence lately. Is it just another computer system? Or as revolutionary as the experts say?
HDT executive editor Jack Roberts climbs into the cab of Volvo’s next generation of zero-emission trucks and shares his impressions in his Truck Tech blog.
New legislation supported by organized labor is cropping up seeking to regulate how autonomous trucks will be used by fleets on public roadways. What's going on? Jack Roberts explores in his Truck Tech blog.
The new emissions agreement between CARB and truck and engine OEMs isn't perfect. But it's a solid step in moving toward a zero-emissions trucking industry.
We need a plan to combat climate change. But expecting the trucking industry to bear the costs of fighting climate change all by itself is not a plan, says Jack Roberts in his Truck Tech blog.
The OEMs delivered on battery-electric trucks. But fleets aren’t buying. So, asks Jack Roberts in his Truck Tech blog, what happens now?
Figuring out the future has never been harder for fleets. A recent roadmap put out by the North American Council for Freight Efficiency can help you plan which alternative fuel is right for your operation.
What if technology hurdles prove too great and autonomous trucks don’t enter into the market in the next few years? Has all that R&D been for nothing?
Trucking is starting to move past the skepticism and discussion phase of new technologies and into the skinned-knuckles, nitty-gritty, how to implement them into fleet operations.
A solid state Lidar system introduced by Opsys has no moving parts and can be installed behind automotive glass with no degradation of image quality.
CES 2023 – perhaps the best-known showcase for new technology – offers a glimpse into trucking’s future.
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