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Around 750,000 truck-driver positions could go unfilled by 2028. DXC and LOXO aim to scale driverless deliveries.

  • Posted on September 17, 2026
  • By Google News
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In brief

Europe faces a critical shortage of professional truck drivers, with forecasts indicating nearly 750,000 vacant positions by 2028. To address this labor challenge, DXC Technology and LOXO have formed a strategic partnership to accelerate autonomous delivery solutions. LOXO's groundbreaking Level 4 autonomous vehicle certification on European roads enables large-scale deployment of self-driving logistics. The collaboration focuses on integrating fleet management systems and data analytics to modernize supply chains and reduce operational costs while tackling workforce shortages.

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Around 750,000 truck-driver positions could go unfilled by 2028. DXC and LOXO aim to scale driverless deliveries.
Around 750,000 truck-driver positions could go unfilled by 2028. DXC and LOXO aim to scale driverless deliveries.

LOXO was first in Europe to receive approval for Level 4 driverless logistics on public roads. The partnership targets fleet and data integration.
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