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Two more companies signed on to use Pittsburgh-based Aurora Innovation’s driverless trucks on regional routes. [Photo: Aurora Innovation]
Aurora Innovation Keeps on Trucking with Autonomous Freight Transport in North Texas
by Kim Lyons | Jul 30, 2026
The Pittsburgh-based company has signed agreements with two carriers that add more driverless capacity on the Dallas-Laredo corridor.
by David Seeley |
Oct 30, 2025
Six months after launching fully driverless trucking runs on I-45 between Dallas and Houston, Aurora is now robo-driving trucks on the long, flat, 600-mile route to El Paso. Surpassing 100,000 driverless miles on public roads, the company aims to sharply scale up in 2026, with new next-gen hardware and new OEM truck partners.
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by David Seeley |
Jun 25, 2024
After years of successful Dallas-Houston Uber Freight runs using Aurora's self-driving truck technology, the companies have launched Premier Autonomy—giving "hundreds of carriers" priority access to autonomous truck capacity through 2030.
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by David Seeley |
Jan 9, 2024
Planning to launch driverless operations between Dallas and Houston later this year out of its Lancaster hub, Kodiak says its sixth-generation driverless-ready semi-truck bristles with redundancies for safe operation—building on the
Mountain View, California-based company's five years of real-world testing.
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Aurora autonomous truck outside Aurora's new Houston terminal, which is designed to support and service driverless trucks at a commercial scale. [Photo: Aurora]
Aurora Opens Driverless Truck Terminal in Houston to Bookend Its I-45 South Dallas Terminal
by Lance Murray | Nov 1, 2023
Aurora Innovation—which aims to begin rolling totally human-free trucks between Dallas and Houston by late 2024—said nearly half of all truck freight in Texas moves along I-45 between Dallas and Houston, making the corridor an ideal route for Aurora’s commercial launch.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
May 29, 2018
The Addison-based trucking empire has outfitted its trucks with the latest technology, some of which goes beyond what you find in today’s higher-end consumer vehicles.
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