TuSimple has plans of expanding its freight network with its partnership with Ryder. The Ryder facilities will serve as stops, or nodes, on its network to allow TuSimple to reach more customers.
TuSimple, the self-driving truck company that went public this year has collaborated with Ryder to expand its freight network that will back its autonomous trucking operations. The fleet maintenance services of Ryder will act as terminals, according to the deal announced recently. The Autonomous freight network (AFN) of the company is an assembly of terminals and shipping routes built for autonomous trucking operations that will extend across the US by 2024.
