Automated vehicles (AVs) have left the laboratories and can be experienced in several
projects, eg at the premises of a clinic in Germany. With this transition, research on AV …

After years of hypothetical surveys and simulator studies, automated vehicles (AVs) are now
being tested in realistic traffic environments adding validity to knowledge about their …

Lack of consumer acceptance is a prominent barrier to the large-scale adoption of
automated vehicles (AVs). This study investigated the underlying mechanisms for AV …

Introduction: This research systematically reviewed relevant studies on users' acceptance of
conditional (Level 3) to full (Level 5) automated vehicles when such vehicles are to be used …

Public acceptability of automated vehicles (AVs) is critical to gauge in order to understand
the factors that are likely to encourage drivers to utilise the technology and realise its …

This field study aims at understanding the influence of direct experience of an automated
vehicle (AV, Level 3) and explaining and predicting public acceptance of AVs through a …

Despite the benefits of automated vehicles (AVs), there are still barriers to their widespread
adoption. Expectations about AVs have been identified as one of the most important factors …

Although automated vehicles (AVs) could offer a potentially effective solution to improving
road safety, the benefit associated with AVs can be realized only when the public intend to …

Fully automated vehicles (AVs) hold promise toward providing numerous societal benefits
including reducing road fatalities. However, we are uncertain about how individuals' …

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 …