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    Competitiveness

    "Competitiveness" has become a hot topic for US states, municipalities, and ports. With slower post-recession economic and trade g

    Autonomous Drayage Anyone?

    It seems impossible to read a trade journal or attend a conference without a discussion of autonomous vehicles and what they might mean for the freight industry. Despite occasional setbacks and incidents, there have been enormous strides made in autonomous vehicle technology. The popular images of port drayage are the long lines of trucks waiting to enter a terminal and the congested freeways. If that is what drayage is about then maybe autonomous vehicles make a lot of sense
     

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