FIRST QUARTER 2024
IN THIS ISSUE
An update on the state of autonomous truck developers - who is still in the race to commercial deployment, who has shifted their focus, and who has dropped out entirely. How one carrier has implemented a tech stack that monitors operations and improves workflow. Analyzing the shifting landscape for self-driving trucks. How new disclosure rules imposed by the SEC impact the cybersecurity standards of trucking companies.
Several autonomous truck developers reached the end of the road or shifted their focus last year, but others are still going strong with plans to launch driverless operations or scale up their businesses in 2024.
INDUSTRY Q&A
Chris DeMillo, vice president of information technology at Leonard’s Express, describes how the refrigerated carrier is using technology to monitor its business and improve workflows.
COLUMNS
Keeping track of the numerous developers and industry partnerships in the fast moving world of autonomous trucking is no easy task, so this issue of iTECH presents an updated snapshot of this emerging field.
Defending against cyberattacks has become a growing priority for transportation companies, but new SEC cybersecurity rules have raised the stakes even higher.
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iTECH Insights: Key Trends in Trucking Technology
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