Autonomous vehicles (AVs) are being developed, tested, and commercialized around the
world. While skilled human drivers can rely on their experience and common sense to …

Currently there is a strong worldwide debate about the viability and recognition of
autonomous vehicles. A survey of scientific literature is conducted using recent sources …

Fully autonomous vehicles–cars and trucks that can drive themselves, without a human at
the controls–are coming soon. But all vehicles on the road will not be autonomous for a very …

Automated vehicle (AV) policy development and assessment is a difficult and complicated
process. Today's road and vehicle policies are the product of a hundred years of lessons …

Automated vehicles are those in which at least some aspects of a safety-critical control
function occur without direct driver input. It is predicted that automated vehicles, especially …

Artificial intelligence raises important social and ethical concerns, especially about
accountability, autonomy, dignity, and justice. We focus on the specific concerns arising from …

Automated vehicles (AVs) not only face questions of technical feasibility but also of moral
desirability. Traffic is one of the major sources of death and injury in modern society–human …

What attitudes and expectations do (potential) future users, and the public at large, bring to
the new technology of autonomous driving? Alongside the technical and legal areas of …

Technology providers, car manufacturers, and public agencies all need to work together to
undertake extensive testing of fully autonomous vehicles (AVs) on public roads before such …

Automated vehicle systems (pilot assist, etc.), fully autonomous (self-driving) vehicles, and
alternative transportation services (ride sharing, car sharing, etc.) are now constantly in the …