Snapshot: How battered railroad CSX thinks about... trucking upside into 2025
Making sense of it, just wait and see
Two Premium posts have recently validated some of my previous thoughts regarding the application of technology such as autonomous vehicles – while this excellent dispatch resonates with past coverage, let’s now examine how the other over-hyped technologies that have promised to increase the efficiency of logistics will invariably fare.
Crash landing: regular Premium readers may recall the application of drones as a logistics application with the associated challenges and scepticism.
Yet, if you don’t, read: “Bet you have never heard of the world’s drone capital“. Also ...
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