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A glimpse into Aurora’s plans for launching driverless trucks

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Nat Beuse, left, and Gerardo Interiano of Aurora Innovation, preview the company's self-driving truck launch, set for next month in Texas. (AURORA)
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Pete Bigelow
March 30, 2025 10:00 AM

Self-driving tech company Aurora Innovation plans to launch commercial service with its driverless trucks in April.

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