… initially associated with autonomous vehicles. Following this systemic view on autonomous
vehicles, we … based on well-established concepts of the transportation economics literature. …

… This is a significant step towards full vehicle automation. A completely autonomous
vehicle can be defined as a vehicle that can perceive the environment, decide the route to …

Autonomous vehicles (AVs), also called driverless vehicles, according to SAE International (2016)
levels 4 and 5 definitions, are the next revolution in transport. This thesis provides an …

… the experience of temporality felt in the postmodern economic environment. At this junction,
the human world is tied to the socio-economic structure in which we operate. Through …

Autonomous vehicles (AVs), here self-driving and driverless vehicles, SAE levels 4 and 5
are … Further, the perception of travel times for autonomous private cars is considered. All …

… as a result of emerging autonomous vehicle (AV) technologies. AV … over cars and infrastructure
(connected vehicles). A major … it a viable, economic model in the near future and beyond. …

… to better understand who will use autonomous vehicles under various scenarios and to gain
… However, attitudes are also a function of the socio-economic variables for each individual …

… via autonomous vehicles may be expected to have far-reaching implications for the economics
of … According to hegemonic ideas in the transport planning and economics literature the …

… In this study, we simulate the economic costs and health benefits of AVs today given their
high costs as well as the considerable uncertainty surrounding their safety. We simply ask …

In the future with self-driving cars, the sensors and software of an autonomous vehicle may
be confronted by a dilemma: crash into a telephone pole, killing the driver, or swerve into a …