Because of technological and regulatory barriers, any path to autonomous trucking will likely involve an intermediate step with a human driver still in the loop. One such intermediate step is virtually connected trucks driving behind one another at short headways in platoons. Often-cited benefits of...
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Case Study | April 08, 2022
With grant funding from the Federal Transit Administration, the City of Arlington partnered with Via Transportation and May Mobility in March 2021 to start the RAPID (Rideshare, Automation, and Payment Integration Demonstration) program to offer autonomous vehicle rides in downtown Arlington and on ... Not part of subscription
Research Brief | April 22, 2022
Roughly four years after it began, the ENSEMBLE project, which was set up by a consortium of industry and research partners to investigate and advance multibrand platooning, held its final event in Brussels on the March 17, 2022. When trucks from different brands can communicate with each other, the... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 12, 2022
Aurora and Covenant will investigate how best to deploy Aurora's technology into Covenant's current fleet with the long‑term goal of creating a mixed fleet with human‑driven and autonomous trucks. Initially, the companies will identify the best routes for deployment of autonomous trucks, try to ... Not part of subscription