Consequential historical decisions that shaped transportation systems and their influence on
society have many valuable lessons. The decisions we learn from and choose to make …

Cycling remains a popular mode of transportation, yet cyclists are vulnerable road users that
face numerous safety challenges. Although human factors research typically focuses on …

This article discusses the potential interactions and impacts between autonomous vehicles
(AVs) and micromobility users. While fully automated privately owned AVs are not yet …

The rise of online devices, online users, online shopping, online gaming, and online
teaching has ultimately given rise to online attacks and online crimes. As cases of COVID-19 …

The chapter offers an overview of the ethical debate on unavoidable collision scenarios. It
explains why the problem arises and what strategies have been proposed to program the …

The chapter presents ethical issues raised by upholding the value of sustainability in the
domain of driving automation. After a cursory introduction on sustainability in mobility and AI …

Safety is arguably the most widely acknowledged ethical value in transportation. Driving
automation makes no exception. What is more, it promises to bring about substantial safety …

There are numerous ethical issues for autonomous vehicles (AVs), both including and
beyond the trolley problem. But the commonality to almost all such discussions thus far is the …

Given that our urban centres have been dominated by the private car for a hundred years,
this paper asks what is next for Canadian cities. Previous research on the future of urban …