Autonomous trucking companies are cozying up with freight movers

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn
Semi truck travels down a two lane freeway in the rain. The freeway is lined with high rock walls.

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Large freight movers like U.S. Xpress, Penske Truck Leasing, and DHL Supply Chain have all announced special partnerships for self-driving highway networks in their fleet’s ranks. These companies plan on standardizing their processes for autonomous trucks entering and exiting their facilities as they prepare for the future.

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