Aurora’s Driverless Trucks Expand to Night Routes Amid Rain Challenges
Aurora’s autonomous trucks now drive at night, aiming for longer hauls and Sunbelt expansion while preparing to tackle rain conditions.
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Aurora’s Driverless Trucks Expand to Night Routes Amid Rain Challenges Aurora Autonomous Trucks Drive Into the Night Aurora autonomous trucks are rapidly changing the landscape of long-haul freight in the United States. In 2025, the company’s driverless trucks have started operating commercially on key routes, including Dallas to Houston, with a bold vision to “unlock” the Sunbelt for autonomous freight delivery. This move directly addresses common questions from industry watchers: how safe and efficient can autonomous trucking be, and what challenges still remain? By introducing night operations and preparing for weather-related hurdles, Aurora aims to deliver faster, longer, and more cost-efficient transportation for major logistics partners like Uber Freight and Hirschbach Motor Lines. Image Credits:Aurora Aurora’s strategy focuses on expanding its self-driving truck service launched earlier this year. The company already operates three commercial trucks that have logged over 20,000 driverless miles as of June. Unlike traditional drivers, these autonomou…