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Self-driving cars: A city perspective
Science Robotics, 2019The future of self-driving lies in the technologies embedded in the fabric of cities.
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The United Kingdom passed a series of acts to control the use of mechanically propelled vehicles on public highways. The Locomotive Act 1865 (Red Flag Act) limited the speed of self-propelled vehicles to six (6) km/hr in the country and three (3) km/hr in towns while requiring a crew of three.
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The United Kingdom passed a series of acts to control the use of mechanically propelled vehicles on public highways. The Locomotive Act 1865 (Red Flag Act) limited the speed of self-propelled vehicles to six (6) km/hr in the country and three (3) km/hr in towns while requiring a crew of three.
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The chapter focuses on self-driving automobiles, one of the most well-known modern technology applications in intelligent transportation that is predicted to significantly improve human life and mobility. Utilizing such technology may cause some people to worry about how it may affect their legal situation.
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The Truth about “Self-Driving” Cars
Scientific American, 2016The article discusses the challenges that self-driving, or driverless cars face, including in regard to safety concerns, speed and future projections on when automatic systems for self-driving cars will be capable of use without human monitoring. An overview of attitudes from those in the automobile industry on the future of self-driving cars is ...
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Virtual assistants and self-driving cars
2017 15th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications (ITST), 2017Self-driving cars are technologically a reality and in the next decade they are expected to reach the highest level of automation. While there is general agreement that an advanced human-autonomous vehicle (HAV) interaction is key to achieve the benefits of self-driving cars, it is less clear what role artificial intelligence (AI) should play in this ...
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Self-Driving Cars Will Change Cities
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015The effects of autonomous vehicles (AVs) on urban forms are modeled, calibrated, and analyzed. Vehicles are used for commute between peripheral home and central work, and require land for parking. An advantage of AVs is that they can optimize the location of day parking, relieving downtown land for other uses. They also reduce the per-kilometer cost of
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Active Optimization and Self Driving Cars
International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, 2017Self driving cars hold the promise of making transportation safer and more efficient than ever before possible. They will also be among the most complex robotic systems ever fielded and thus require an unprecedented level of machine learning throughout to achieve their desired performance.
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Acceptance of Self-driving Cars
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2016Despite enthusiastic speculation about the potential benefits of self-driving cars, to date little is known about the factors that will affect drivers’ acceptance or rejection of this emerging technology. Gaining acceptance from end users will be critical to the widespread deployment of self-driving vehicles.
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Why Travelers Trust and Accept Self-Driving Cars: An Empirical Study
Travel Behaviour & Society, 2021Huiying Du, Jiali Zheng, Ge Zhu
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