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Driverless Push Cited as US Big-Truck Crash Deaths Top 4,000

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With more than 4,000 people reportedly killed in 2024 US crashes involving the largest trucks, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist has argued that driverless technology could reduce that toll. The debate centers on the driverless commercial operations already running in Texas by Aurora Innovation and Kodiak Robotics, and on the legal-liability questions that could slow their spread.

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