While research on developing and testing automated vehicle (AVs) technologies is well
underway, research on their implications on travel-related behavior is in its infancy. The aim of …

… Changes in land use and location choices, possible modal shift from public transport to
AVs and travel of user groups that currently facing mobility restrictions could induce additional …

… and physical activity could be affected by changes in travel behaviour (eg additional travel
or modal shift from public transport and active modes to AVs). Additional factors such as the …

… Automated vehicles (AVs) could completely change mobility in the coming years and … found
to increase vehicle miles travelled and reduce public transport and slow modes share. This …

… Given that travel mode choice and the built environment are interlinked (12), AV … automated
vehicles (PAVs) and shared automated vehicles (SAVs), when compared with other modes (5…

… mode shift from cars to PT. This study shows that SAVs can be used as traffic demand
management, and the higher adoption of SAVs could decrease a car’s VKT through better SAVs-…

… automated vehicles (AVs), 1 vehicles capable of sensing the urban environment and navigating
without human input. These vehicles … of the first motorised vehicles in the city. Optimists …

… of automated vehicles in car-sharing programs have not received much attention in the
literature because of the relative newness of the automated vehicle … of specified mode-choice …

… automated vehicles in their lifetimes, this population group is likely to have experienced, or
will likely experience a shift … are expected to have a profound impact on the travel and mode …

… automated vehicles as … automated vehicles avoids any rebound effect. In the third socio-technical
map, urban mobility is taken over by energy agents who integrate automated vehicles …