Self‐driving vehicles (SDVs) promise to considerably reduce traffic crashes. One pressing
concern facing the public, automakers, and governments is “How safe is safe enough for …

Mass adoption of self-driving vehicles (SDVs) is predicted to have a profound effect on the
environment. Here, we present three studies (N= 1258) that examine the impact of the …

Keeping hands off the steering wheel poses a great safety challenge for self-driving vehicles
(SDVs). Determining how safe SDVs should be before being allowed on public roads is a …

Research on willingness to pay (WTP) can provide practical insights for assessing the value
of self-driving vehicle (SDV) technology in the vehicle market. Are people willing to pay extra …

Self-driving vehicles are expected to improve road safety, improve the mobility of those who
currently cannot use conventional vehicles, and reduce emissions. In this white paper we …

Recent advances in automotive technology have made fully automated self-driving cars
technologically feasible. Despite offering many benefits such as increased safety, improved …

Although self-driving vehicles (SDVs) bring with them the promise of improved traffic safety,
they cannot eliminate all crashes. Little is known about whether people respond crashes …

This study performed a preliminary analysis of the cumulative on-road safety record of
selfdriving vehicles for three of the ten companies that are currently approved for such …

Although the level of safety required before drivers will accept self-driving cars is not clear,
the criterion of being safer than a human driver has become pervasive in the discourse on …

Self-driving vehicles (SDVs) offer great potential to improve efficiency on roads, reduce
traffic accidents, increase productivity, and minimise our environmental impact in the …