Truck driver shortage in Europe at crisis level – and is set to get worse
Europe’s road freight industry continues to suffer from a crippling driver shortage crisis, with around ...
The introduction of driverless vehicles may be nothing more than science fiction to some people, but the fact that technology giants such as Google are investing heavily in development, shows the concept is closer to reality than many think.
Daimler, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of trucks, recently demonstrated a prototype truck which drove autonomously on a German autobahn and successfully navigated a junction in real driving conditions.
This demonstration showed just how real the technology is. Daimler demonstrated the truck ...
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Comment on this article
Conspiracy Man
June 18, 2015 at 9:21 amIs it a coincidence that the driver shortage is coinciding with this new technology? Conspiracy theory alert
John Szurek
January 29, 2018 at 7:51 pmInterested in driverless technology.