DENVER BUSINESS JOURNAL — A new Inrix Inc. study ranks the Interstate 70 corridor through Colorado as the fourth most suitable spot in the U.S. to deploy driverless trucking technology.
The study from the Kirkland, Washington company examines freight volume, congestion, length and safety to determine the top five corridors for automated freight, as follows:
I-5 from Vancouver to Northern California
I-95 from Jackonsville, Florida to Miami
I-75 from Valdosta, Georgia to Miami
I-70 from Utah to Kansas
I-85 from Georgia to Greensboro, N.C.
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