… Automated vehicles are an emerging technology that operate with differing levels of …
acceptance of a conditional (Level 3) automated vehicle (AV) before and after riding as a passenger …

… self-driving vehicles with private passenger car drivers seeming to be more reluctant to use
AVs than users of other transport modes (ie, public transport vehicle passengers and walkers …

… Both recent reviews included studies examining user acceptance of private AVs and shared
automated passenger shuttles, but did not differentiate between these types of AVs. It is …

… vehicle that is not owned by the passengers transported in it, much like a taxi but is also an
automated vehicle… as RoboTaxis, which are slow-moving vehicles with a top speed of 24 km/h …

… acceptance and adoption: the factors associated with intention to use, how that intention might
influence mode choice and vehicle … of all other modes (ie, vehicle passengers, walkers, or …

… automated vehicle (SAV) or a pooled automated vehicle (PAV)… , pooled automated vehicles
pick up other passengers during … studies dealing with the acceptance of automated vehicles. …

… of an automated vehicle (AV, Level 3) and explaining and predicting public acceptance of …
bus, it did not explore how PS influences passengers’ acceptance of the bus. The field design …

… In higher automation levels, the passenger will request entertainment or relaxation activities,
like watching movies or taking a nap, which is not comparable to activities in today’s cars. …

… groups’ acceptance of automated driving … passengers’ initial trust in automation on these
four aspects of their driving experience during AVC as well as on their acceptance of automated …

… mechanisms can take the form of a safety button inside the vehicle that can be pressed by
passengers to stop it in case of an emergency or unforeseen circumstances. The connection …