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Kodiak Lines Up Fleets for Driverless Trucking
An agreement for 75 trucks, a new Texas freight lane, and progress on safety validation move Kodiak closer to its planned driverless highway launch.
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Nussbaum Transportation has spun off a new company, Nussbaum Technology, to offer its innovative BidRight bid automation and intelligence platform to the trucking industry.
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According to ATA, October’s drop in truck tonnage was the largest in 21 months.
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In the November-December issue of Heavy Duty Trucking, we talked with three small but successful fleets to learn how they found a way to compete with the big carriers.
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Trimble's new next-generation transportation management system, Trimble TMS, is a cloud-native, AI-powered TMS designed to go beyond the capabilities of a traditional TMS.
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Kodiak AI said it anticipates launching long-haul driverless operations in the second half of 2026. The projection came as part of the newly-public autonomous-truck-technology company’s third-quarter results announcement.
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How do you stay one step ahead of today's cargo thieves? It’s no longer enough to just lock the trailer doors and hope for the best.
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Autonomous freight company Bot Auto announced it has obtained a comprehensive insurance program that could be a key step toward making driverless freight commercially viable.
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Cargo theft incidents held steady in the third quarter, but criminals shifted tactics and targeted higher-value freight.
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Import cargo volume at the nation’s major intermodal container ports should see its usual end-of-year slowdown in November and December.
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A digital overhaul helped Tucker Freight Lines connect its TMS, maintenance, and other software systems, transforming manual processes into a data-driven advantage for a growing fleet.
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