Waabi and Warrior Logistics expand recurring autonomous freight service in Texas

Autonomous-trucking developer Waabi has disclosed recurring commercial freight operations with Warrior Logistics on the Dallas–Houston corridor. Under the partnership announced on 14 October, Warrior has integrated trucks equipped with Waabi Driver into its existing logistics network for food, beverage and consumer-goods loads. The companies said commercial service began earlier in 2026 and reported 100% on-time pickups and deliveries with no safety incidents across those routes, but did not provide the number of trucks, trips or miles underlying the figures.

Warrior is using automated freight capacity alongside conventional drivers, with the two companies planning additional routes across the carrier's network. Waabi develops its Waabi Driver software using simulation-led training and testing infrastructure. The announcement does not specify whether a safety operator is present on Warrior’s routes.

The announcement follows 5 October customer operations with Volvo Autonomous Solutions and Warp, also on Dallas–Houston, using the Volvo VNL Autonomous with Waabi Driver. Those runs currently have an observer in the driver's seat, according to Waabi's earlier disclosure. The company says its commercial load volumes along the corridor have grown more than 80% during 2026, a company-reported growth measure that does not specify the absolute number of loads.