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Autonomous Freight Route Opens Between Dallas and Laredo, Crossing into Mexico

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Kodiak AI, Inc. and Charger USA began an autonomous freight delivery collaboration on a 435-mile lane between Dallas and Laredo, Texas, crossing into Mexico. The trucks transport refrigerated and dry freight for consumer packaged goods and food and beverage shippers. The operation currently includes a safety driver, with the companies planning to transition to driverless service once Kodiak completes a safety case.

From manilatimes.net

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This collaboration marks Kodiak’s first route serving Laredo, which is the highest-volume commercial land port of entry in the United States. The Port of Laredo handled over $350 billion in international trade in 2025, representing nearly 40% of all U.S. trade with Mexico.

A partnership is deploying the world's largest fleet of driverless trucks for autonomous deliveries operating in Texas and New Mexico.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • DallasOne of the terminal locations for the autonomous freight route.
  • LaredoThe highest-volume commercial land port of entry in the United States.
  • Nuevo LaredoThe Mexican city into which the autonomous freight crosses.

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