… Mindful of the intention-behavior gap (Sheeran & Webb, Citation2016), we … travel behaviors
concerning driverless services while appropriate. Fifth, beyond travel mode, people’s travel …

… how will CAVs affect the behavior and performance of conventional vehicles, and will the …
of Automated Vehicles (AVs) on driver behavior in conventional human-driven vehicles and …

… A comprehensive look at the overall potential effects of automated vehicles will show the …
of automated vehicles on traffic flow, pedestrians mobility, travel demand and travel pattern, …

The immediate advantages of the introduction of fully automated vehicles (AVs) can already
be foreseen today: Travelling in AVs is likely to be more comfortable than in current vehicles …

… Now we assume N + 1 mixed human-driven and autonomous vehicles travel along a
single lane road without lane changes and overtaking. Let ‘HV’ denote the human-driven …

… the way we travel. Especially for elderly drivers, the increasing automation of vehicles is seen
… Identification of mobility-impaired persons and analysis of their travel behavior and needs. …

Automated vehicles (AVs) have begun to receive tremendous interest among researchers
and decision-makers because of their substantial safety and mobility benefits. Although much …

… While choice experiments are a widely used approach to understand travel behavior, it is …
the era of vehicle automation. In this context, this paper aims to use travel survey data collected …

… Such road network design problem (RNDP) must be carefully planned with concerns to the
urban space that affects travel behavior and road traffic. Regardless of the strategy involved …

… (Level 3) to full (Level 5) automated vehicles when such vehicles are to be used privately
(herein referred to as ‘private automated vehicles or private AVs). Method: The search followed …