Technology will attract US truckers, not replace them

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Technology will attract US truckers, not replace them

Brian L. Fielkow, president and owner, Jetco Delivery | Aug 07, 2018 12:19PM EDT

Technology has tremendous potential to bring drivers back into trucks, but it will not replace truck drivers. And there are several reasons why this is so.

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