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Japan has laid out plans for an automated cargo transport corridor as the country deals with a truck driver shortage.
The “conveyor belt road” between Tokyo and Osaka would move wheeled boxes in a new corridor along a major highway, government officials say.
Government officials are aiming for full operations to launch by the mid-2030s.
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