Railroad equipment manufacturer Glīd Technologies wants to bring its autonomous road-to-rail mobility technology to the southwestern Washington state and has partnered with the Port of Woodland to advance that effort, the port announced Dec. 1. According to its website, Glīd offers a patented-pending solution “that allows you to move a fully loaded semi-trailer from the road to the rails without diesel or a driver.” The company, a subsidiary of Utah-based Genesis Electronics Group, is interested in beta-testing its autonomous road to rail mobility, or ARRM, at the port, which owns the Schurman Way rail spur and could offer space as…