… on public perceptions and acceptance of the two highest levels of vehicle automation – highly
autonomous vehicle (… This study focuses on public perceptions and acceptance of the two …

… ’ acceptance of conditional (Level 3) to full (Level 5) automated vehicles when such vehicles
… (n = 1); (f) they assessed public perceptions between levels, rather than acceptance of each …

… Willingness to pay is a critical aspect of user acceptability (and acceptance) as automated
vehicles will only penetrate the market insofar as users are willing to pay for the technology. …

… explore factors affecting users’ acceptance of automated vehicles (AVs, Level 3). A theoretical
acceptance model was proposed by extending the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) …

… of AVs, little is known about the public acceptance and perception of the AVs … public
acceptance. This paper reviews the previous studies that focuses on testing the public acceptance …

… This study investigates how social trust shapes public acceptance of automated vehicles. In
the sections below, the term “trust” refers to social trust. Rousseau, Sitkin, Burt, and Camerer (…

… Figure 1 shows the model proposed by this study to explain the public acceptance of AVs.
In essence, this research paper aims to explain the public acceptance of AVs using TPB. …

… of automated vehicles (AVs). This study investigated the underlying mechanisms for AV
acceptance … It has been shown that AV acceptance rates by the general public are relatively low …

… not available to the public. TAM has been widely used as a theoretical foundation for explaining
acceptance of a … For AV acceptance among drivers, TAM has been used to explain the …

… , automated vehicles (AVs) are now being tested in realistic traffic environments adding validity
to knowledge about their acceptance… by examining scales on acceptance, trust, perceived …