Technology
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Netradyne’s unique approach to safety built upon positive reinforcement
Brandon Buckley joins FreightWaves NOW to explain how fleets can prioritize safety without causing turnover.
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Uber Freight christens Chicago HQ, names head of logistics tech
“At Uber, we get to build on the shoulders of giants,” said Val Marchevsky, Uber Freight’s new head of logistics tech.
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Ryder invests in Gatik, partners on building nationwide autonomous delivery
Ryder has made an investment in and offered vehicles on lease to autonomous technology company Gatik to speed middle-mile autonomous deliveries.
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Project44’s Cooperative makes real-time data actionable for 3PLs
With the help of its 3PL customers, project44 was able to create its tool to help fight the capacity shortages and transit delays plaguing many…
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Vendorflow raises $1.3M to improve supply chain communication
Vendorflow has attracted investment from industry leaders with project44, Flock Freight, Best Bay Logistics and NEXT Trucking.
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How warehouses can streamline safety training for peak-season hires
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that distribution and logistics employment from 2019 to 2022 is expected to grow almost 30%.
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Embark Trucks tallies 14,200 prelaunch reservations for driverless software
With 14,200 reservations for its autonomous trucking software, Embark Trucks predicts it will surpass the first-year revenue target.
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How much do Waymo Via’s autonomous trucks benefit from driverless cars?
Waymo autonomous truck engineering lead Boris Sofman makes the case that a decade of self-driving car efforts blazed the path to driverless trucks.
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Truck Talk: Short sellers and SPACs edition
Truck Talk is a weekly newsletter that brings perspective and context to happenings in the commercial trucking ecosystem.
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Who will survive the coming shakeout of lidar suppliers?
Lidar startups are selling their wares to autonomous vehicles and other businesses, hedging their bets to survive in an overpopulated field.
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