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Self-driving startup Gatik adds location, follows blueprint for short-term success

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Gatik said it is now operating seven trucks in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for Fortune 500 customers, albeit unnamed ones. (Ralph Lauer/Ralph Lauer)
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Pete Bigelow
August 31, 2021 11:00 AM

From the start, Gautam Narang has tempered his big ambitions for self-driving vehicles with technological realities.

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