As of August 2025, no truck maker or startup has deployed autonomous platooning of semi trucks where the following trucks ...

“Arizona is super open-minded about autonomous driving, which I believe will make the entire state a pioneer of autonomous driving, and you’ll see the effect in the next 10 years,” said Hou.

Waymo Waymo is bringing its autonomous trucks back to Arizona. The Alphabet-owned company — formerly operated by Google — announced the news in a tweet on Wednesday, May 29.

Arizona is home to autonomous trucking’s ‘revolutionary tech and evolutionary pace’ Autonomous semi-trucks take to the roads and companies expand their fleet to include semi-trucks.

Uber always has a safety operator who's a licensed truck driver at the wheel of the self-driving trucks, Woodrow said. These drivers are also trained in controlling autonomous vehicles.

In early March, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey updated an executive order to allow autonomous cars to operate without a driver behind the wheel, if they follow all traffic laws and norms.

Waymo self-driving trucks will be sharing Arizona freeways with at least one other company — TuSimple, which runs an autonomous route (with safety drivers) between Tucson and Phoenix along ...

Waymo Via Trucking autonomous trucks are traversing highways in Arizona, according to a report from AZFamily.com. The company's blue semis have been seen on the Loop 202 or I-10 around Phoenix.

An autonomous-driving technology firm plans this year to begin commercial-hauling operations in Arizona using Class 8 trucks that will require nearly no driver control of the vehicle.

NEW YORK (AP) — A semitruck completed an 80-mile route in Arizona with no human on board and no human intervention during the trip using technology developed by TuSimple, the company said Wednesday.

SAN FRANCISCO — Uber has been sending self-driving trucks on delivery runs across Arizona since November, the first step in what promises to be a freight transportation revolution that could ...

The trucks will be equipped with 10 cameras, three radar units, and a control system to enable autonomous driving. TuSimple expects the fleet to accumulate a combined 3 million miles per year.