If you heard about the collapse last Thursday of a significant overpass section of Atlanta’s Interstate 85 — an intense, long-raging fire beneath caused the damage — you saw a stark example of when commercial routing needs are very different than GPS navigation for the passenger car-driving public.
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When road disasters strike: Why commercial routing requires more
If you heard about the collapse last Thursday of a significant overpass section of Atlanta’s Interstate 85 — an intense, long-raging fire beneath caused the damage — you saw a stark example of when commercial routing needs are very different than GPS navigation for the passenger car-driving public.
Despite a Cautious Public, Automation the Future of Vehicles, Experts Say
While the American public remains cautious about embracing the idea of self-driving vehicles, many popular vehicle features are forms of automation and that will only increase, speakers on a panel at an annual transportation conference said March 31.
Despite a Cautious Public, Automation the Future of Vehicles, Experts Say
While the American public remains cautious about embracing the idea of self-driving vehicles, many popular vehicle features are forms of automation and that will only increase, speakers on a panel at an annual transportation conference said March 31.
In Warehouses of the Future, Robots Do the Walking
Warehouse workers who used to tire themselves out walking from one end of a sprawling building to the other have new tools to do their jobs more quickly and with a lot less shoe leather: robots.
Midwestern Grocery Chain Sues XPO, Alleges $12 Million in Damages
Midwestern grocery chain Schnuck Markets has filed a counter lawsuit against XPO Logistics, the warehouse operator it hired to run its Kinloch, Mo., facility but then terminated for operational issues.
Midwestern Grocery Chain Countersues XPO, Alleges $12 Million in Damages
Midwestern grocery chain Schnuck Markets has filed a counter lawsuit against XPO Logistics, the warehouse operator it hired to run its Kinloch, Mo., facility but then terminated for operational issues.
An early look at variable engine-driven accessories
For only the second time in our history we have we focused our resources on a technology — or in this case a family of technologies — that are not commercially available.
We released our Confidence Report on Variable Engine-Driven Access…
An early look at variable engine-driven accessories
For only the second time in our history we have we focused our resources on a technology — or in this case a family of technologies — that are not commercially available.
We released our Confidence Report on Variable Engine-Driven Access…
Relieving the driver shortage headache
Finding and keeping qualified drivers continues to be a headache for most fleets. Driver turnover rates remain high and the problem is expected to get worse with the productivity “hit” that is anticipated with the full implementation of t…