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Why Self-Driving Trucks May Come Before Taxi Service

Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivan, equipped with Waymo's self-driving technology. Source: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles   Waymo CEO predicts Self-Driving Trucks May Come Before Taxi Service Alphabet arm exploring "goods transportation" and ride-hailing Krafcik says Ford and GM could still partner with Waymo   Bloomberg - Alphabet Inc.’s driverless vehicle technology may come to market first in

Red Star Express Records N7.3b Turnover, Declares Dividend

One of Nigeria’s leading logistics company, Red Star Express Plc, has posted a turnover of N7.3billion in the year under review which is ten percent (10%) higher than the preceding year. The profit before tax increased from N572million to N653million, while profit after tax also increased from N334.4million to N426.8million.   The

Iceland Gets A Drone Delivery Service

Almost four years ago, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos went on "60 Minutes" and unveiled his vision of having drones deliver packages right to customers’ doorsteps. Ideally, this would occur within 30 minutes of the order. Bezos speculated it might take four or five years to get things right and win the

31 vessels laden with fuel, others, expected at Lagos ports

A total of 31 vessels are expected to arrive at the Lagos pilotage district with various cargoes, including petroleum products, wheat, corn, fertiliser and a host of others. The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), which revealed these in its shipping position on Tuesday, said the four motor vessels were currently at ENL

Nigeria to ban carbon-monoxide emitting Vessels

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), said it would put a stop to vessels with a high amount of sulphur in the fuel that allows for emission of carbon monoxide into the air from calling at the nation’s seaports. Mr. Dakuku Peterside, the NIMASA Director-General, disclosed this at a

25 ships discharge petroleum and other products in Lagos

In its latest “Shipping Position’’ released on Friday in Lagos the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) stated  that twenty-five ships are discharging petroleum products and other commodities at Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports in Lagos. The NPA said that the vessels were discharging buck wheat, general cargo, petrol, containers, bulk maize, empty container,

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