Watchdog reveals failure by agency to prevent charging station equipment theft WASHINGTON — Stolen electric vehicle charging station equipment and office thefts at the U.S. Postal Service are troubling signs for agency watchdogs as the Postal Service begins moving toward electrifying its delivery fleet. Concern about the thefts and the ability of the Postal Service… Continue reading Postal Service EV rollout off to shaky start
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Viewpoint: 2023 in the rear-view mirror
While the year had its struggles, there were many positive outcomes in the industry With 2024 just a few days away, I’m looking forward to what the new year has in store. At the same time, it allows us all to reflect on 2023. But most of all, it’s a way to give thanks to… Continue reading Viewpoint: 2023 in the rear-view mirror
Self-Driving Vehicles Are Finding a Home in Industrial Operations
Robotic trucks may face an uphill climb on public roads, but automation is claiming a place in freight yards and warehouses Autonomous trucks may be running into trouble on the highway, but the technology behind self-driving vehicles is getting traction deeper inside shipping operations in freight yards, warehouses and seaports. Kimberly-Clark credits hundreds of autonomous… Continue reading Self-Driving Vehicles Are Finding a Home in Industrial Operations