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Driverless trucks hit highways, but widespread use is years off
A small number of driverless eighteen-wheel trucks are operating on select highways, but broad adoption remains years away. Busy, unpredictable roads still challenge automated systems, making it difficult for the vehicles to handle everyday traffic safely and reliably.
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