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Driverless truck hub on the M-12 moves closer to Yekaterinburg

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The driverless freight project is refining its infrastructure location to connect highway transport with conventional delivery.

According to Rossiyskaya Gazeta, the 500 million ruble center is now planned near Revda: its more developed road network should simplify final delivery by conventional vehicles. Tractors will move trailers between highway hubs; drivers will control the first and last vehicles in each convoy at the initial stage.

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Russia's Transport Ministry driverless trucks: highway tests and the 2028 target

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