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  1. Kodiak AI, based in Mountain View, received testing permits from the California DMV to scale autonomous trucking operations in California.

Kodiak AI Launches Unsupervised Long-Haul Driverless Service on Freight Lane

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 6
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Kodiak AI announced the launch of its unsupervised long-haul driverless service, which is currently being tested on the Dallas-Houston freight lane. The company began this driverless long-haul launch program in August. Testing involves daily preparation runs on Interstate 45, as well as driverless validation at closed-course test tracks in Mountain View, California.

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The testing phase is part of Kodiak's final validation process before driver-out operations. The company is demonstrating successful, intervention-free deliveries on its launch lane.

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  1. Kodiak AI deployed its autonomous driving system in trucks operated by DTL Transport Inc.Sub-event
  2. Kodiak AI is testing its driverless service in Houston and Dallas with a partnership involving IKEA.1 source
  3. Developing unsupervised long-haul autonomous driving service.1 source

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