The self-driving vehicle will follow a pre-determined route, some of which will be on public roads while transporting shipping containers which is a small distance.
Volvo Trucks autonomous vehicle Vera will help transport goods from a logistics center to a port terminal. Vera will be part of a connected and integrated solution to transport goods from a logistics center to port terminals in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Vera is a noiseless truck with no driver’s seat or a cab, equipped with sensors, and is completely emission-free. Vera was first presented by Volvo Trucks in 2018 at the international automotive exhibition.
Vera will be a part of a much larger connected system that will operate autonomously but will be monitored by a central operator in a control tower, optimizing traffic flow and keeping operations running with a limited speed of around 40 km/h (24 mph). Volvo’s Vera can pull loads weighing up to 32 tonnes and can be attached to any standard trailer
“Vera may have a speed limit, but we don’t. Testing has already started and we intend to implement the solution within the coming years” said Mikael Karlsson, Vice President of Autonomous Solutions at Volvo Trucks.