Self-driving trucks are cruising Ohio roads

The state currently only allows fully self-driving cars on the road for testing and research.

A full rollout of self-driving cars and trucks would require a change in state law.

Driverless truck technology ‘ready,’ says one Ohio company Autonomous vehicle testing is led by DriveOhio, an office in the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Self-driving technology doesn’t need sleep, meals or pay and will happily drive at night when the roads are less crowded.

The Teamsters union, which represents truck drivers, last month sued to block a California law allowing self-driving trucks on roadways.