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Trimble recently rolled out its new Engage Lane solution, an agile transportation procurement platform that assists shippers and carriers in uncovering better ways of moving contracted freight together.
VIA Motors has entered a partnership with EAVX to develop a fully electric class 2b delivery van.
BrightDrop's commercial fleet customers now have the option to add Nauto's predictive AI safety solutions.
The new Fleet Enable Intelligence tool aims to "forecast everything from warehouse volume shifts to revenue growth."
Roxo was being developed with Manchester's Deka Research & Development Corp.
The Bolt fleet is located in two locations: Theodore, Alabama and Santa Paula, California.
Infinium’s electrofuels will help Amazon reduce carbon emissions across its transportation fleet starting in 2023.
Bollinger Motors and Wabash are combining forces to integrate EcoNex Technology with Bollinger’s Class 4 electric chassis cab.
GoBolt is partnering to offset delivery carbon emissions with EcoCart, a sustainability technology company.
At the 2022 Fleet Forward Conference, Bill Cawein of FedEx Express will dive into the company’s global plans to decarbonize and share learnings from the rollout of the first 150 BrightDrop electric delivery vehicles.
Gatik’s medium-duty, Class 6 autonomous fleet will transport high-priority shipments for Pitney Bowes.
Smart automated delivery management across multiple carriers enables retailers to meet dynamic order demand while reducing the cost of delivery.
Spencer Patton’s company is one of the largest FedEx Ground contractors in the United States — or it was, until his outspoken criticism led him to cancellation of his contract and a lawsuit against his consulting company.
Faction is partnering with Point One Navigation to bring right-sized driverless delivery and transportation solutions to the mass market.
The vehicles will be used to deliver online orders in a sustainable way, which will contribute to Walmart's goal to achieve zero-emissions by 2040.
Shared are some of the top tech currently being tested and developed for last-mile use.
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