Engaging lay citizens and eliciting their inputs, concerns and aspirations are important for
industry and policymakers when developing and implementing driverless mobility. We …

Engaging lay citizens and eliciting their inputs, concerns and aspirations are important for
industry and policymakers when developing and implementing driverless mobility. We …

Driverless vehicles have the potential to change all aspects of mobility–from driver safety
and insurance liability to car ownership and how Americans commute—and could disrupt …

Advancement in automated driving technology has created opportunities for smart urban
mobility. Automated vehicles are now a popular topic with the rise of the smart city agenda …

Driverless cars or autonomous cars have become topic of debate in various forums for both
governments and academia. A lot of research is focussed on the technical aspects which …

With the rise of shared and networked vehicles, autonomous vehicles, and other
transportation technologies, technological change is outpacing urban planning and policy …

Whether you call them self-driving, driverless, automated, or autonomous, these vehicles are
on the move. Recent announcements by Google (which drove over 500,000 miles on its …

This report focuses on cities and autonomous vehicle (AV) technology. It begins with an
overview of ridesourcing, ridesharing, and AVs. Next, New York City, Los Angeles, and …

The successful deployment of connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) will largely
depend on public opinion. Expectations and concerns are essential components driving the …

Driverless vehicles are likely to profoundly affect transportation patterns and ultimately
reshape cities. Their deployment creates substantial risk to vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and …