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Midland Driverless Truck Accidents: Who Pays When an Autonomous Oilfield Rig Collides You are reading this because a truck with no driver hit someone you love on a Permian Basin road — or because you can see it coming. Either way, you are standing at the edge of a kind of case no courtroom has resolved yet. The 18-wheeler that caused the harm had no human behind the wheel. The company that owns the truck says the technology company is responsible. The technology company says the trucking company is responsible. And the person in the hospital bed — or the family at the kitchen table with a death certificate — is caught between two corporations pointing at each other across a server rack. That is the moment you are in. We know this moment. We know what to do with it. Here is the first thing to understand, and it may be the only thing that lets you breathe: the absence of a human driver does not eliminate accountability. It shifts it. In many ways, it makes the case stronger — because the defense that trucking companies have used for decades, “our driver made a mistake, not the company,” is…