Unions oppose B.C. port's plans to test self-driving trucks

Muzammil Hussain May 31, 2025

A drone shot of a big ship carrying cargo in the ocean with a terminal in the background.

The Port of Prince Rupert, Canada’s third-largest port, plans to test self-driving trucks as it explores ways to increase its capacity, according to a port authority presentation first obtained by The Tyee and viewed by CBC News.

The Port of Prince Rupert, Canada’s third-largest port, plans to test self-driving trucks as it explores ways to increase its capacity, according to a port authority presentation first obtained by The Tyee and viewed by CBC News. A drone shot of a big ship carrying cargo in the ocean with a terminal in the background.

The Port of Prince Rupert, Canada’s third-largest port, plans to test self-driving trucks as it explores ways to increase its capacity, according to a port authority presentation first obtained by The Tyee and viewed by CBC News.

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