Locomation Inc. announced that it has issued a comprehensive self-assessment of its autonomous...

Pittsburgh-based Locomation, a company developing self-driving trucks, touted its technology...

Slashing transport emissions and automating the driving process may seem unrelated, but real-world...

LAS VEGAS — Automated truck developer Locomation has signed an eight-year agreement with...

Autonomous trucking has long been heralded as the answer to a variety of persistent supply chain...

Moving into 2022, sustainability is top of mind for consumers and logistics companies alike....

Autonomous trucks have been one of the industry’s hottest topics over the past several years. Many...

Locomation, pursuing an autonomous two-truck convoy approach while others are working on equipping...

When does a technology really grow? When it is attached to a need. When it comes to the movement of freight, one megatrend driving the need for better technology is the driver shortage.

New data in a third-party report on the company suggests it could save millions in fuel and operating costs for the supply chain. Here’s how CEO Çetin Meriçli sees it.

Autonomous truck technology company Locomation announced an independent environmental impact evaluation found its Autonomous Relay Convoy (ARC) system will dramatically reduce the greenhouse gas footprint, fuel consumption and operating costs of transporting goods by truck.

A new report from Boundless Impact Research & Analytics Inc. has found that Pittsburgh-based autonomous trucking company Locomation Inc. is able to “dramatically reduce” pollutants in the trucking industry due to the advances offered in its Autonomous Relay Convoy technology.