Expected benefits of disruptive technologies such as self-driving vehicles may only
materialize if they are publicly accepted. Acceptance increases when implementation is …

This study provides a glimpse into the not-too-distant future by asking people in the general
population how they would respond to the availability of self-driving vehicles, which might be …

Early consistent measurement of intent to use automated vehicles will help explore the
public's reactions, improve the knowledge base, and facilitate an understanding of the …

The eventual adoption of automated vehicles seems inevitable. With the potential to reduce
traffic accidents caused by human error [1], decrease congestion, increase mobility, and …

Self-driving vehicles, as a revolution in mobility, are emerging and developing rapidly.
However, public attitudes toward this new unproven technology are still uncertain. Given the …

The public had expressed their resistance and negative attitudes to self-driving vehicles
(SDVs). Positive change in attitudes is critical for their diffusion. However, it gets limited …

This study gathered empirical evidence on adoption patterns of self-driving vehicles,
people's likely use of them, and how that might influence amount of travel, mode choice …

People's mindset and attitudes exert a strong influence on how quickly a new technology is
adopted, thus also affecting how well the benefits resulting from automated vehicles can be …

Research on attitudes towards autonomous vehicles (AVs) shows variation across gender,
age, and socio-economic factors. While previous research has emphasized specific features …

Abstract Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) have the potential to make motorized transport safer
and more sustainable, by integrating clean technologies and supporting flexible shared …