Connected distribution hubs will accelerate autonomous truck tech

The time is quickly coming where autonomous trucks must prove they can cut it in real-world operations. By Jack Hunsley

Truck fleets operate on incredibly tight margins, and though autonomy brings plenty of theoretical efficiency benefits questions remain as to whether the technology can be made cost-effective. However, the potential has still encouraged huge investment in this space in recent years.

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