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Who’s behind the wheel? Visioning the future users and urban contexts of connected and autonomous vehicle technologies

Who’s behind the wheel? Visioning the future users and urban contexts of connected and autonomous vehicle technologies

Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) are promised by their developers to transform mobilities, making travel accessible to all-including those unable…
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Understanding how attitudes towards autonomous vehicles can shape the design of cities

Understanding how attitudes towards autonomous vehicles can shape the design of cities

Understanding public attitudes towards autonomous vehicles is an important starting point when designing and engineering future cities, both to ensure…
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Attitudes towards autonomous vehicles among people with physical disabilities

Attitudes towards autonomous vehicles among people with physical disabilities

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent a technological revolution in the transportation sphere. The efficient and orderly introduction of AVs will require…
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Our response to the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission consultation on ‘Automated Vehicles: Consultation Paper 2 on Passenger Services and Public Transport’

Our response to the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission consultation on ‘Automated Vehicles: Consultation Paper 2 on Passenger Services and Public Transport’

The Equality and Human Rights Commission have provided advice on the 'Automated Vehicles: Consultation Paper 2 on Passenger Services and…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Automated Vehicles: Summary of Consultation Paper 2 on Passenger Services and Public Transport

Automated Vehicles: Summary of Consultation Paper 2 on Passenger Services and Public Transport

The Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission are carrying out a three-year review to prepare…
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Future of Mobility: Urban Strategy

Future of Mobility: Urban Strategy

This strategy sets out the approach Government will take to seize the opportunities from the changes happening in urban transport.…
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