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09/06/2020

Amazon Drones One Step Closer to Takeoff

Jeff Wilke, CEO of Worldwide Consumer at Amazon.Com, launches Amazon’s drone ininitiative in June 2019. Photo courtesy of Amazon. Amazon has received a certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration that brings it…

09/05/2020

Noregon Remote Diagnostic Application, TripVision Uptime Now Available

Image: Noregon Noregon’s remote diagnostic application, TripVision Uptime, is now available for purchase, an all makes and models web-based application that gives fleets and vehicle owners the ability to monitor…

09/05/2020

Torc’s Fleming: Retrofitting Trucks for Autonomy ‘Not Commercially Viable’

One of the Level 4 autonomous trucks being tested by Daimler Trucks and Torc Robotics. Photo: Daimler Trucks A year into their autonomous-truck collaboration, Daimler Trucks and Torc Robotics cautioned…

09/05/2020

IIHS: Front Crash Prevention Works for Large Trucks

Equipping large trucks with forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking systems could eliminate more than 2 out of 5 crashes in which a truck rear-ends another vehicle. A new…

09/05/2020

Why Fleets That Want Renewable Diesel May Be Better Off With Biodiesel

Renewable diesel has gotten a lot of attention from fleets over the past few years, and for good reason: It’s a drop-in replacement to petroleum diesel that offers excellent performance…

09/05/2020

Inside the Cab of an Autonomous Truck

A TuSimple test driver (on the left) and software tech (right seat) pair to both keep the truck out of trouble and to teach the Autonomy how to drive the…

09/04/2020

The promise and paradox of autonomous vehicles

Jeff Casey and Mike DeBacker of Burns & McDonnell look at the possible impact of autonomous vehicles The rise of electric vehicles and the emergence of driverless cars brings with…

09/04/2020

ULEMCo conversions set to help net zero ambitions

Glasgow’s ambition to become Britain’s first zero net carbon city have moved forward following an agreement with ULEMCo to deploy hydrogen dual fuel vehicles. Hydrogen conversion specialist ULEMCo has commenced…

09/04/2020

How collaboration will be the critical ingredient for a self-driving future

Richard Porter explains some of the cyber-security issues facing developers of connected autonomous vehicles and outlines how collaboration can help address them. The first prediction around self-driving vehicles came in…

09/04/2020

Three layers: the auto industry’s radical future structure

Rapid growth in electrification is driving a seismic shift in how the automotive industry builds cars. But an even more fundamental change is taking place thanks to e-mobility, says Daniel…

How collaboration will be the critical ingredient for a self-driving future

Amazon Drones One Step Closer to Takeoff

Noregon Remote Diagnostic Application, TripVision Uptime Now Available

Torc’s Fleming: Retrofitting Trucks for Autonomy ‘Not Commercially Viable’

IIHS: Front Crash Prevention Works for Large Trucks

Why Fleets That Want Renewable Diesel May Be Better Off With Biodiesel

Inside the Cab of an Autonomous Truck

The promise and paradox of autonomous vehicles

ULEMCo conversions set to help net zero ambitions

How collaboration will be the critical ingredient for a self-driving future

Three layers: the auto industry’s radical future structure

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