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Freight Transportation: Fast Lane: AUR/Volvo Announce New Operations with AVI-SPL, Montgomery Back in Focus with Recent Florida Lawsuit, USMCA Updates
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Freight Transportation: Fast Lane: AUR/Volvo Announce New Operations with AVI-SPL, Montgomery Back in Focus with Recent Florida Lawsuit, USMCA Updates
Update
June 22, 2026 09:52 AM GMT
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLCMFreight Transportation | North America Ravi Shanker
Equity Analyst
Fast Lane: AUR/Volvo Announce Ravi.Shanker@morganstanley.comNancy Hipp +1 212 761-6350
Research Associate
Nancy.Hipp@morganstanley.com +1 212 761-1311
New Operations with AVI-SPL, Madison J Pasterchick
Madison.Pasterchick@morganstanley.com +1 212 761-3787
Montgomery Back in Focus with
Freight Transportation
North America
Industry View AttractiveRecent Florida Lawsuit, USMCA
Updates Pleasepublishedsee lastlinksweek:below to other research we
Truck Stop/TLFI: Taking a Break (17 June 2026)
Last week, AUR and VAS partnered with AVI-SPI to launch Amazon Supply Chain Services Officially
autonomous freight operations in Texas, a Florida lawsuit against Launches LTL Offering (10 June 2026)
State of the Global Transports Union (10 June
White Hawk Carriers and potentially CHRW is in focus following
2026)
the Montgomery Supreme Court decision, and we continue to
Truck Stop/TLSS: Capacity Rules the Roost (10
track USMCA developments. June 2026)
Upcoming USMCA Review & Impacts to FreightAUR, Volvo (VAS), and AVI-SPL recently announced the launch of autonomous
(9 June 2026)freight operations in Texas, marking another step toward commercial
deployment of self-driving fleets. The program uses the Volvo VNL Autonomous
truck integrated with AUR’s self-driving system and is designed to improve
efficiency, scalability, and safety. This announcement follows favorable regulatory
developments (see here and here), as well as other AUR and VAS initiatives,
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