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For almost a decade, self-driving cars have graced public roads — but always with a person behind the wheel. Now Waymo is yanking the driver.

Fourteen percent of trucks inspected on Sept. 7 as part of a targeted highway law enforcement effort were put out of service due to brake-related violations, according to the group that coordinated the inspections.

It’s just after 10:30 on Friday evening and truck driver Rick Keiner waits patiently outside the sold out Keller Auditorium in Portland, OR.
As a cool breeze blows through his long beard, Keiner notices me peeking around his 2016 Kenworth T680.
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Last-mile delivery service the target market for N-Gen all-electric van fitted with the optional ‘SureFly’ drone.

The program is aimed to increase industry knowledge, leadership, and help attract and retain more women in trucking.

On Nov. 8, Las Vegas residents and visitors will get a chance to hop on the country’s first autonomous shuttle to operate on public roads, thanks to a partnership with AAA.

UPS Inc. announced Nov. 7 it has joined the Blockchain in Trucking Alliance to assist in creating industry standards and protocols to enable blockchain platforms to operate together with established technologies.

John P. Cosaert, who was one of the original company employees, steps down as Heartland’s executive vice president of finance, treasurer and chief financial officer

Trucking is competing with a growing ‘shadow economy’ of often off-the-books work.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed a law Oct. 30 that expands the state’s gaming options by allowing gambling at truck stops, in airports and online.