Kroger’s driverless delivery goes live in Houston
Following a successful pilot in Scottsdale, Arizona, The Kroger Co. has brought its self-driving grocery delivery service pilot to a second market.
The nation’s largest grocery retailer has launched the service in Houston. Similar to the pilot in Scottsdale, Kroger and Nuro are starting the service with Nuro’s manual and self-driving Toyota Prius fleet. Autonomous vehicles have been a leading trend in online delivery during 2019, Chain Storeage reports.
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