Automated vehicles (AVs) represent a socio-technical transition of the mobility system. Thus
far, research has focused predominantly on the technical dimension (ie technology …

Increasing accessibility and balancing its distribution across space and social groups are
two fundamental goals to make transport more sustainable and equitable. In the next …

The investment and excitement surrounding self-driving vehicles are huge. We know from
earlier transport innovations that technological transitions can reshape lives, livelihoods …

Objectives To investigate how members of the public define autonomous vehicles, including
perceived advantages, disadvantages and reliability. Methods A series of qualitative …

People travel by car for a wide variety of reasons. A large proportion of household travel is
for non-commuting purposes, including social and recreational journeys. The emergence …

We are entering an era of automated vehicles (AVs), which has potential to improve road
safety considerably. A compelling user experience is crucial to AV adoption in the future …

The connections between transportation and subjective well-being have received increasing
attention in the transportation literature. Yet there are few studies on the relationship …

Aim This study identifies and compares perceptions of autonomous vehicle (AV)
implementation among three Swedish stakeholder groups: Future Users, Urban Planners …

Vehicle automation promises to improve safety. However, it also raises concerns about
human performance. Many current research and policy efforts address automation effects on …

With technological developments, vehicles with different capabilities are becoming part of
the traffic system. In recent years, vehicles with different levels of automation are taking the …