Last year, a cabless, autonomous electric truck prototype called the T-pod took to public roads for the first time. Now its maker, Sweden's Einride, has unveiled the latest generation of the ...

Todd and Shanda McGee are no strangers to food-truck pods. Over the past seven years, they’ve been to more than 40 of them in nine states, including Alaska and Hawaii. They’ve crossed a few ...

Food pods are hot in Salem right now, but plenty still remember when trucks couldn't stay one place longer than two weeks.

Einride is touting not just a truck, but what it calls “a new transportation system” consisting of futuristic-looking vehicles called T-pods that the company claims will change the entire ...

The Einride Pod will operate on public roads with mixed traffic while executing real life workflows, including the movement of goods, loading and unloading.

If all goes according to mouthwatering plan, Idahoans will flock to a new food truck pod on one of the capital city’s busiest streets by summer. You’ve probably driven past the small property ...

Another truck (a Dunkin Donut truck, no less) is situated above cars stuck in traffic, delivering donuts and coffee to passengers below. And one truck offered hovering dining pods for privacy.

While the T-Pod won’t have any people onboard, it won’t be entirely autonomous either. The truck will drive itself on highways, but on city streets or in other complex environments, a human ...

The Lebanon City Council on Wednesday night unanimously approved an ordinance regulating food truck pods within the city limits.