Fortescue says two driverless trucks involved in low-speed incident

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Fortescue says two driverless trucks involved in low-speed incident
Australian iron ore miner Fortescue said on Friday that one of its driverless trucks, travelling at low speed, ran into another that was parked at its remote Western Australian operations in an incident earlier this week. The miner said in a statement that no one was hurt or at risk of being ...

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