Fewer studies have investigated the factors affecting fully Automated Vehicles (AVs)
acceptance and their association with demographics and travel behaviour in the Australian …

Future smart transportation systems are anticipated to integrate automation and sharing of
vehicles. Responding to the expected changes in shared mobility services, this study used …

The capability of 'demand-responsive transport', particularly in autonomous shared form, to
better facilitate road-based mobility is considered a significant advantage because improved …

Automated driving technology is considered a disruptive innovation. Mixed traffic composed
of level-3 automated vehicles (L3 AVs) and non-AVs will exist long before fully automated …

Automated vehicles (AVs) hold the potential to reduce road accidents, mitigate traffic
congestion, and improve travel experience. However, the possible countervailing impacts …

The integration of shared mobility and autonomous vehicles (AVs) could potentially change
the way parents decide to transport their children to and from school. A better understanding …

Self-driving buses will be part of the public transportation system of the future, and they must
therefore be accessible to all. The study reported in this paper examines the user …

Driverless or autonomous vehicles (AVs) have the potential to address children's mobility
disadvantage by enabling them to become more independent from their parents and other …

Mobility needs, expectations, and concerns vary across age groups and are closely linked to
users' views on the future of the road transport system. Automated vehicles are expected to …

Background: This study explored factors influencing the acceptance of conditionally
automated vehicles among Australian drivers by extending the Technology Acceptance …