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They Chased Volume. He Built the Future of Trucking. PHOENIX, ARIZONA / ACCESS Newswire / February 9, 2026 / Before dawn, long before offices open and markets react, freight is already moving across ...

The Shell Starship Initiative has been on an interesting journey since its inception in 2018, with a mission to redefine energy efficiency in the commercial trucking sector. Starting with diesel ...

What does the future of trucking look like? According to recent New York Times reporting, autonomous semis are starting to make their way across the nation’s roads. But there’s another possible answer ...

In 2023, freight trucks moved $15 trillion worth of goods in the United States. Trucking is what keeps America's economy moving, plain and simple. Yet this workhorse of consumerism is now ripe for ...

With the completion of its biggest acquisition ever meaning even more transportation and logistics data it can leverage, Trimble is ready to build on its experience with artificial intelligence and ...

After four years, a guidebook for the future of autonomous trucking has driven across the finish line. In 2020, the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) and 17 partners were awarded a $7.5 ...

There’s a truck driver shortage in the United States and beyond, and that’s a problem. Trucking is the backbone of the global supply chain. Every day, countless trucks transport various items, such as ...

Technology-driven unemployment is a real threat, but robotic trucks are very unlikely to decimate the trucking profession in one sudden phase transition. The path to fully autonomous trucking is ...

What began nine years ago as a dinner gathering of roughly 20 people at a restaurant in Laredo, Texas, has grown into the largest U.S.-to-Mexico logistics event in the country. On June 9, 2026, the ...

For our next story, we're going inside the cab of a big rig. The U.S. needs more truck drivers, and right now, new technology is promising to help those drivers or to replace them. NPR's Camila ...