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Waymo Expanding Heavy-Duty Truck Self-Driving Technology Pilot to Georgia

March 9, 2018 By CollisionWeek Editor

Waymo’s, the former Google self-driving car project, announced it is turning its  attention to the trucking industry. Starting next week, Waymo will launch a pilot in Atlanta, Ga. where its self-driving trucks will carry cargo bound for Google’s data centers.

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Waymo announced it was expanding its self-driving heavy duty truck pilot program to Atlanta, Ga.

Over the past year, Waymo has been conducting road tests of its self-driving trucks in California and Arizona. Its software is learning to drive big rigs in much the same way a human driver would after years of driving passenger cars. The principles are the

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