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Lidl Is Now Using A Truck With No Cab To Ship Goods
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Supermarket chain Lidl is beginning to use a cabless, autonomous freight vehicle for deliveries in Germany. The heavy electric truck, developed by Einride, has secured a unique permit allowing it to operate on public roads in the country.
WHY IT MATTERS
This deployment represents a major regulatory milestone for autonomous commercial transport, moving cabless self-driving trucks out of testing facilities and onto active public roads in Europe.
Einrideโs Level 4-capable truck got a first-of-its-kind permit to operate on Germanyโs public roads.
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