Connectivity

The new program, called Safety Zones, allows transport companies to set speed limits for each truck as it enters a predefined geographical area, a technology often referred to as "geofencing". Fleet managers can define the geographical zones on a digital map, configure the allowed speed limit and ta...

AI-based virtual driver software company Plus, very active in the field of autonomous driving software for trucks, is about to go public via merger with Churchill Capital Corp IX. Indeed, the two players have entered into a definitive business combination agreement. Upon closing of the transaction, ...

The app will be available for the eActros 600 and from summer 2025 also for other Mercedes-Benz trucks. The prerequisite for use is an active TruckLive contract of the company that owns or operates the truck and that the truck is equipped with the Multimedia Cockpit Interactive 2 and the Truck Data ...

By testing the technology, the project partners are paving the way for the future commissioning of semi-autonomous trucks and the testing of fully autonomous driving solutions for logistics. Factory-built self-driving trucks are expected to be commercially available in the US by 2027 and in Europe s...

The platform now analyzes 100 billion+ data points annually and includes new tools that allow fleet managers to build comparison sets of top-performing vehicles to close performance gaps. Additionally, Penske also released its 2025 Transportation Leaders Survey: A Road to AI Adoption, which indicate...

The ATLAS-L4 research and development project required three years of research work by around 150 engineers lay the foundation for future series applications for Logistics 4.0. MAN Truck & Bus, Knorr-Bremse, Leoni, Bosch, Fernride, BTC Embedded Systems, Fraunhofer AISEC, Technical University of Muni...