LAS VEGAS - Freightliner Trucks offered instruction to industry press with commercial driver licenses Sept. 15 on how to drive the autonomous Inspiration Truck that was unveiled in May.
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Freightliner Touts Inspiration Truck as Aid to Drivers, Not Substitute for Them
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