Automated vehicles (AVs) represent a socio-technical transition of the mobility system. Thus
far, research has focused predominantly on the technical dimension (ie technology …

Most experts agree that automated vehicles (AV) will be commercialized sooner or later and
that this will lead to far-reaching changes in the mobility system. However, it is still open …

Abstract The introduction of Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) into cities may fundamentally
transform the design and use of cities. On one hand, AVs offer the potential to reduce the …

In this section we describe what has been written in the literature (grey and academic)
regarding technological and market developments of AVs as it will affect the adoption and …

Increasingly guided by the use of ICT, the flow of humans and materials, smart cities and
autonomous mobility amalgamate into a game changer in urban planning. This paper …

The emergence of fully Automated Vehicles (AVs) is expected to occur in the next 10 to 30
years. The uncertainties related to AVs pose a series of questions about what the societal …

Motorisation in cities has fundamentally transformed urban patterns of development, ranging
from residential parking and density standards of single buildings on one hand to urban …

About a century ago, private vehicles started being massively introduced into western
societies. Several decades later preventing and/or mitigating adverse effects of this mobility …

Paradigm-shifting technologies such as Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) despite a wealth of
promised benefits for the future of our cities may generate new unprecedented threats. The …

Autonomous cars controlled by an artificial intelligence are increasingly being integrated in
the transport portfolio of cities, with strong repercussions for the design and sustainability of …