Truck Automation Hubs

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Truck Automation Hubs are specialized nodes in the road transportation network where autonomous or semi-autonomous trucks are operated, maintained, charged, and coordinated. They serve as central transfer points for cargo between automated long-haul routes and local distribution.

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