In Pictures: Einride's driverless, cabless electric trucks begin freight operations on Ohio roads

Autonomous freight promises to reshape fleet operations like those seen lined up in Londrina.

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Scheduled routes like Einride's Ohio corridor could one day run alongside scenic highways such as this coastal road.

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Electric autonomous trucks aim to bring cleaner logistics to busy freight highways.

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Long-haul routes on rural interstates are a key target for cabless electric truck deployments.

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Autonomous freight must prove reliable in varied conditions, from city streets to winter weather.

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Fleet-scale logistics operations stand to be transformed by driverless truck technology.

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Remote operation oversight allows autonomous trucks to cover long, isolated stretches of highway.

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Precision and speed honed on the track inform the engineering behind autonomous freight.

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Dusk runs on remote roads illustrate the demanding conditions autonomous trucks must handle.

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