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The reality of driverless trucks could come sooner than expected, but there are coordination and acceptance barriers to overcome first. By Celeste Dooley

Coopetition leads the way: the industry is growing so complex that even large conglomerates like Volkswagen see the benefit in outside partnerships. By Megan Lampinen

As ASEAN governments prepare to pour huge sums of money into infrastructure and modernisation projects, truck manufacturers will be keen for a slice of the action. By Bharani Lakshminarasimhan, Program Manager On-Highway Commercial Vehicle Research in Frost & Sullivan's Automotive & Transportation practice

New developments from the University of Tulsa promise to reduce the risk of cyber attacks in heavy vehicles, writes Megan Lampinen

The trucking sector is embracing the autonomous drive technology just as much as passenger vehicles - and it's facing many of the same challenges. By Celeste Dooley

Economic growth and political optimism bode well for truck sales in Brazil. Oliver Dixon talks to MAN Latin America CEO Roberto Cortes

What does it mean for the urban environment when transport goes clean, quiet and smart? Megan Lampinen reports on the latest developments in Volvo's home city

Volvo Buses President Håkan Agnevall speaks to Megan Lampinen about how the company is preparing for an electric and autonomous future

If the North American truck market is levelling out, certain European truck OEMs may need to reconsider their broader strategies, writes Oliver Dixon

Future mobility success may not require a drastic transition - but collaboration between OEMs and city planners will be essential, writes Celeste Dooley