The logistics industry will probably be one of the first testing grounds
for automated vehicles, according to a study from package delivery
giant DHL.
Shipping companies will likely adopt the technology faster than other
sectors, since moving cargo in non-public areas like storage facilities
and warehouses provides a safer venue to test such devices, according to
a study published this week by DHL, the freight and express arm of
Deutsche Post AG.
Eventually vehicles might bring packages...
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
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by Jhonson Ashley on 1:23 AM
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Transport Canada is proposing to allow shippers to screen their cargo before it reaches an airport, rather than solely relying on carriers to do so, in order to bridge security gaps and prevent terrorist attacks.
The Canadian government said relying on carriers to screen all cargo for explosive devices would be “slow and impractical,” resulting in bottlenecks, slowdowns and additional costs. This new initiative would bring up the standard of air cargo screening and save C$202 million in...
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