South Korea Targets Driverless Freight Trucks by 2028
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South Korea is working toward introducing self-driving freight trucks for driverless operations by 2028, signaling a major shift in domestic logistics infrastructure. This technological push could reshape labor practices, reduce operational costs, and enhance logistics network efficiency across the region, though implementation will require regulatory frameworks and industry coordination.
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