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Autonomous electric trucks developed by Einride are being used by EASE Logistics in Ohio as part of a government-backed project to study automated trucking. The trucks operate without drivers, using sensors and monitoring from Texas, to move goods between warehouses, freeing human drivers for longer trips. The project, funded by Ohio and Indiana departments of transportation, aims to expand autonomous truck deployment, with plans to increase the number on public roads.
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