Abstract The Level 4 Automated Vehicles (L4 AV) potentially deliver social, economic, safety
and environmental benefits. A key feature for the L4 AV is the failsafe mechanism which …

Connected and automated vehicles have the potential to deliver significant environmental,
safety, economic and social benefits. The key advancement for automated vehicles with …

Automated vehicles (AVs) have been developing at a rapid pace over the past few years.
However, many difficulties still remain for achieving full Level-5 AVs. This signifies that AVs …

In recent years, the use of remote operation has been proposed as a bridge towards
driverless mobility by providing human assistance remotely when an automated driving …

Today, we are on the edge of increasing population and urbanization with an increasing
portion of older people. These far-reaching societal developments necessitate novel mobility …

The emergence of the level 3 automated vehicles (L3 AVs) can enable drivers to be
completely disengaged from driving and safely perform other non-driving related tasks, but …

Contextual investigations of automated vehicle technology have so far been rare, however
they are crucial to uncover the challenges that exist around its acceptance and safe use …

There has been an increase of automated vehicle (AV) technologies in recent years. Using
qualitative methods, this study explored drivers' responses to the experience of AVs …

Objective This study aims to develop user acceptance models for two concepts of full driving
automation: personally owned and shared use. Background Many manufacturers have been …

Teleoperation is considered as a viable option to control fully automated vehicles (AVs) of
Level 4 and 5 in special conditions. However, by bringing the remote drivers in the loop …