Tailgating laws are a “direct impediment” to the deployment of self-driving vehicles and platooning efforts, group says.
One of the hurdles facing the wider deployment of autonomous vehicles (AVs) as well as efforts to develop platooning strategies for cars and commercial trucks alike are what’s being called “outdated state laws,” according to a read more
Tailgating laws are a “direct impediment” to the deployment of self-driving vehicles and platooning efforts, group says.
One of the hurdles facing the wider deployment of autonomous vehicles (AVs) as well as efforts to develop platooning strategies for cars and commercial trucks alike are what’s being called “outdated state laws,” according to a read more
Future Line Manufacturing, headquartered in Cedar Rapids, IA, announced the opening of its latest manufacturing facility.
The 18,000-sq.-ft. facility is designed and equipped to manufacture Future Line’s expanding line of aluminum truck bodies…
Future Line Manufacturing, headquartered in Cedar Rapids, IA, announced the opening of its latest manufacturing facility.
The 18,000-sq.-ft. facility is designed and equipped to manufacture Future Line’s expanding line of aluminum truck bodies…
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has updated the compendium of sustainable freight practices on its website.
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The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has updated the compendium of sustainable freight practices on its website.
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Having good electrical testing equipment is crucial for maintaining a vehicle’s electrical system—but portability and weight can be an obstacle for testing equipment. Purkeys announced its Handheld Electrical Analyzer allows technicians t…
Having good electrical testing equipment is crucial for maintaining a vehicle’s electrical system—but portability and weight can be an obstacle for testing equipment. Purkeys announced its Handheld Electrical Analyzer allows technicians t…
The Department of Transportation’s wireless connected vehicle pilot program, currently in its design, deployment and testing phase, is making progress at its demonstration sites in Wyoming, New York City and Tampa, Fla., the program’s manager told members of an agency advisory committee.
The Department of Transportation’s wireless connected vehicle pilot program, currently in its design, deployment and testing phase, is making progress at its demonstration sites in Wyoming, New York City and Tampa, Fla., the program’s manager told members of an agency advisory committee.
