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Aurora Innovation aims to deploy 30,000 driverless trucks on U.S. highways by 2030, a target its CFO argues is realistic given massive freight volumes, severe driver shortages, strong economic incentives, maturing highway-focused technology, manufacturer partnerships, and improving regulations.
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The company’s data-driven progress supports rapid scaling once initial commercial operations succeed.
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