Waymo is Now Testing Autonomous Trucks in Texas and New Mexico
Daniel Johnson — January 28, 2020 — Autos
Waymo is expanding testing for its autonomous long haul trucks. The self-driving trucks will now begin operating in Texas and New Mexico, and the vehicles will travel around various cities including El Paso, Dallas, and Houston, as well on the interstate highways in both states. During the test, a driver will be in the vehicle, and the long haul trucks will not contain any cargo. Waymo will also use its Chrysler Pacific vehicles to map out the routes for the trucks.
Previously Waymo tested autonomous trucks in Arizona, California, and Georgia.
Developing autonomous trucking capabilities would greatly reduce the costs associated with transporting goods, and it would also increase shipping speeds as autonomous trucks would never need to stop.
Image Credit: Waymo
Previously Waymo tested autonomous trucks in Arizona, California, and Georgia.
Developing autonomous trucking capabilities would greatly reduce the costs associated with transporting goods, and it would also increase shipping speeds as autonomous trucks would never need to stop.
Image Credit: Waymo
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