Kodiak AI and DTL Transport Reach Historic Agreement To Deploy 75 Driverless Trucks As Part of Commercial Driver-As-A-Service Rollout
· Source: manilatimes.net
In short
Kodiak AI has signed a definitive agreement with California long-haul carrier DTL Transport to deploy its Kodiak Driver autonomous driving system in 75 driverless trucks owned and operated by DTL, under a per-mile Driver-As-A-Service model. The deal is described as the first publicly announced binding commitment by an interstate trucking company to operate driverless trucks in its own fleet, following a 225-mile autonomous pilot hauling perishable goods between Fresno and Los Angeles. Driverless service is set to begin on Sun Belt routes along Interstate 10 (Dallas–El Paso) and Interstate 20 (Dallas–Atlanta), extending operations beyond current service-hour limits.
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Tags: autonomous trucks, freight, logistics, driverless, trucking, supply chain