Higher levels of vehicle automation are forecast as a potential mobility solution for many, but
understanding consumer comfort and acceptance of selfdriving technologies remains an …

Increasing availability of and extensive investments toward automation in consumer vehicles
call for a better understanding of public perceptions and acceptance. This study presents a …

Automated vehicles may be the most disruptive innovation poised to transform the global
mobility landscape. With trillions of dollars of market potential, a range of new age tech and …

This report builds on our recent series of eight reports addressing public opinion, human
factors, and safety-related issues concerning self-driving vehicles. An identical survey to that …

A variety of lower-level automation features, including driver support technologies and active
driving assist features, are widely implemented in today's vehicles. However, consumer …

In this article, I offer a sociological user perspective on increased self-driving automation,
which has evolved from a long history associated with automobility. This study explores …

The main premise of this chapter is that researchers, policy makers, and industry can learn a
lot about the future adoption (and impact) of fully automated, self-driving vehicles by …

This report builds on a recent series of reports addressing public opinion, human factors,
and safety-related issues with self-driving vehicles (Schoettle and Sivak, 2014, 2015; Sivak …

Fully autonomous or “self-driving” vehicles are an emerging mobility technology with a host
of potential benefits over conventional motor vehicles. Proponents argue that widespread …

Self-driving vehicles have the potential to bring societal benefits, such as fewer traffic
accidents, reduced fuel use and emissions, less congestion, and easier parking. The …