Self-driving cars get all of the hype, but it may well be self-driving trucks that have the most impact in the next several years. Trucks spend hours upon hours upon hours on the highway, and the highway is actually one of the easier places to implement automated driving . There’s testing going on by a few firms around the world, but we’re yet to see this option really mature and take off. For now, though, the testing seems noteworthy and continues to pique my interest.
This isn’t the first time TuSimple has run a completely driverless test, though. And there are good and bad points to that. The previous driverless test run was done in Arizona, USA, in December 2021. The good news is that TuSimple is still working on improving this capability and has done a test in the biggest market in the world. Thenews is that the previous test run was in 2021. That seems like a long time between tests.
“The process of obtaining this fully driverless license included a series of meticulous technical validation tests, including closed-area scenario testing, system simulation testing, cybersecurity testing, and open-road testing over thousands of kilometers without human intervention.
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