12-20-2017, 04:56 PM
I think you are thinking small picture. The trucks themselves are going to be driver less in the next 10-15 years, which is the far bigger impact on jobs. With that in mind the brokering and logistics will go to a web based setup that can give you real time info on status and help manage expectations as well as better plan trips.
The reality is technology will get rid of some jobs completely, but create new jobs elsewhere. All of those driver less trucks will probably require a whole new generation of mechanics versed in new skills. The websites and servers that will manage the logistics will need built and maintained, probably with new types of adaptive AI to develop better and more cost effective ways to structure routes and trips.
The reality is technology will get rid of some jobs completely, but create new jobs elsewhere. All of those driver less trucks will probably require a whole new generation of mechanics versed in new skills. The websites and servers that will manage the logistics will need built and maintained, probably with new types of adaptive AI to develop better and more cost effective ways to structure routes and trips.
