Uber's Self-Driving Truck Startup Otto Makes Its First Delivery
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The autonomous drive in Colorado was limited to the highway, meaning truck drivers shouldn't have to worry about finding a new profession anytime soon. "The focus has really been and will be for the future on the highway. Over 95 percent of the hours driven are on the highway," Ron said. "Even in the future as we start doing more, we still think a driver is needed in terms of supervising the vehicle."
If that were true your company wouldn't be interested.
8:31 AM Oct 26 2016