Positive, negative, ambivalent, or indifferent? Exploring the structure of public attitudes toward self-driving vehicles on public roads
P Liu - Transportation research part A: policy and practice, 2020 - Elsevier
We explored the structure of public attitudes on whether self-driving vehicles (SDVs) should
be allowed on public roads, through a four-way typology of attitudes (positive, negative …
be allowed on public roads, through a four-way typology of attitudes (positive, negative …
Public attitude toward self-driving vehicles on public roads: Direct experience changed ambivalent people to be more positive
The public had expressed their resistance and negative attitudes to self-driving vehicles
(SDVs). Positive change in attitudes is critical for their diffusion. However, it gets limited …
(SDVs). Positive change in attitudes is critical for their diffusion. However, it gets limited …
Willingness to pay for self-driving vehicles: Influences of demographic and psychological factors
Research on willingness to pay (WTP) can provide practical insights for assessing the value
of self-driving vehicle (SDV) technology in the vehicle market. Are people willing to pay extra …
of self-driving vehicle (SDV) technology in the vehicle market. Are people willing to pay extra …
Self-driving vehicles: Are people willing to trade risks for environmental benefits?
P Liu, Y Ma, Y Zuo - Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2019 - Elsevier
Mass adoption of self-driving vehicles (SDVs) is predicted to have a profound effect on the
environment. Here, we present three studies (N= 1258) that examine the impact of the …
environment. Here, we present three studies (N= 1258) that examine the impact of the …
How safe is safe enough for self‐driving vehicles?
Self‐driving vehicles (SDVs) promise to considerably reduce traffic crashes. One pressing
concern facing the public, automakers, and governments is “How safe is safe enough for …
concern facing the public, automakers, and governments is “How safe is safe enough for …
Public opinion about self-driving vehicles in China, India, Japan, the US, the UK, and Australia
B Schoettle, M Sivak - 2014 - deepblue.lib.umich.edu
This report documents a new study of public opinion about self-driving vehicles in China,
India, and Japan. The survey yielded completed responses from 610 respondents in China …
India, and Japan. The survey yielded completed responses from 610 respondents in China …
Consumer acceptance and travel behavior: impacts of automated vehicles
J Zmud, IN Sener, J Wagner - 2016 - rosap.ntl.bts.gov
This study provides a glimpse into the not-too-distant future by asking people in the general
population how they would respond to the availability of self-driving vehicles, which might be …
population how they would respond to the availability of self-driving vehicles, which might be …
An assessment of the willingness to choose a self-driving bus for an urban trip: a public transport user's perspective
J Wien - 2019 - repository.tudelft.nl
The development of automated vehicles offers advantages for the transportation systems of
the future. As a result, new and unknown challenges within the field of transportation arise …
the future. As a result, new and unknown challenges within the field of transportation arise …
Self-driving vehicles against human drivers: Equal safety is far from enough.
We examined the acceptable risk of self-driving vehicles (SDVs) compared with that of
human-driven vehicles (HDVs) and the psychological mechanisms influencing the decision …
human-driven vehicles (HDVs) and the psychological mechanisms influencing the decision …
What drives support for self-driving car technology in the United States?
Recent advances in automotive technology have made fully automated self-driving cars
technologically feasible. Despite offering many benefits such as increased safety, improved …
technologically feasible. Despite offering many benefits such as increased safety, improved …