Daimler Truck and its subsidiary Torc want to make autonomous trucking a reality and commercialise the technology within this decade. The company has also announced the establishment of a new cooperation scheme with C.H.Robinson and other big names to further test and develop self-driving trucks.

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Daimler to use long-distance self-driving trucks before end of this decade

MAN aims to put autonomous trucks on highways for the first time by the middle of this decade, the lorry manufacturer has announced. The goal of the project, named ATLAS-L4, is to show that driverless vehicles are feasible.

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Although this seems like a great step in the progression of haulage, it makes me feeling dismayed that one day we will be made redundant by the autonomous work force. 
