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 …

… First, we defined a set of search terms that included the various names for automated
vehicles (eg, self driving cars, automated vehicles, level 3-5 automation) and older adults (eg, …

… consumer interest in ride-hailing, carsharing, fully automated vehicles, and electric vehicles
… in purchasing or leasing (i) a fully automated vehicle (FAV) that can be driven in automated …

… an automated vehicle: 31% of the respondents stated that they are unnerved by the development
of automated vehicles, … (SAE Level 5), whereas social and consumer acceptance were …

… impact the transportation sector’s use of automated vehicles (AVs) and hasten AV adoption
… change in consumer preference and meet a potentially sudden increase in consumer need …

… of automated vehicles and the risks associated with them as they approach consumer …
Therefore, as automated vehicles approach consumer markets, we set out to examine whether …

… For interacting with highly automated vehicles (HAVs), we distinguish between system
input modalities (corresponding to human’s senses) and system output modalities (corresponding …

… 5 vehicles can … automated vehicles: Level 3 and Level 5. The focus on AVs Level 3 and
Level 5 in this study is likely driven by their value in the current landscape of automated vehicles …

… Research on AVs has already shown that society’s population groups differ systematically
in the willingness to use automated vehicles [31]. Men purchase AVs earlier and think that …

… An automated vehicle is a vehicle that can sense external stimuli and … vehicle automation,
vehicles with conditional automation (Level 3), high automation (Level 4), and full automation (…