Locomation, Aon to Develop Risk Management Plan for Autonomous Trucking Operations
Locomation, a leading provider of autonomous truck technology solutions, and
"We are confident that Aon's experience will enhance Locomation's corporate development and strategic plan and will also highlight the benefits of our approach to the insurance community, trucking companies, shippers, and truck drivers themselves," said
The collaboration will also aim to support one of Locomation's long-term goals of reducing customers' operating costs through lower insurance rates for carriers, shippers, truck manufacturers and others using Locomation's autonomous truck technology.
With demand for freight trucking service increasing and drivers in short supply, autonomous driving is poised to redefine the supply chain in the years ahead and will revolutionize the trucking industry.
"We're pleased to work with Locomation to learn how this technology functions in the real world and what it means for safety and insurance coverage," said


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