Connected and Autonomous Vehicles – Legal Issues in Greece, Europe and USA

Demiridi, Elissavet; Kopelias, Pantelis; Nathanail, Eftihia; Skabardonis, Alexander

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-02305-8_91

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“…But the tort liabilities (is the car owner or the manufacturer liable for accidents) as well as data privacy in highly connected cars are still under consideration. Literature discusses this extensively, see [44][45][46][47]. When following the infrastructure-based automation concept, pursued by MAUDE, an additional third party next to the manufacturer and the car owner enters: the infrastructure provider.…”

Section: Legislative Considerations Of the Vehicle Conceptmentioning

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New Operating Strategies for an On-the-Road Modular, Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Concept in Urban Transportation

Ulrich

Friedrich

Weimer

et al. 2019

WEVJ

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Today commercial transport in urban areas faces major challenges. These include making optimal use of limited space, avoiding empty trips, meeting driver shortages as well as reducing costs and emissions such as CO 2 , particulate matter and noise. The mutual acceleration and reinforcement of technological trends such as electrification, digitization and automation may enable new vehicle and mobility concepts that can meet these challenges. One possible vehicle concept is presented in this article. It is based on on-the-road modularization, i.e., a vehicle that can change different transport capsules during operation. The vehicle is divided into an electrically propelled autonomous drive unit and a transport unit. Standardized interfaces between these units enable the easy design of capsules for different uses, while the drive unit can be used universally. Business models and operating strategies that allow optimal use of this vehicle concept are discussed in depth in the article. First, the current situation is analyzed followed by a detailed description of an exemplary business model using a business model canvas. The operating strategies and logistics concepts are illustrated and compared with conventional concepts.

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Section: Legislative Considerations Of the Vehicle Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

New Operating Strategies for an On-the-Road Modular, Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Concept in Urban Transportation

Ulrich

Friedrich

Weimer

et al. 2019

WEVJ

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“…Relevant studies in Greece exist [27] however lacking the comparative view that could be achieved if the same methodology would be applied to other countries. Other studies have assessed parts of the country's readiness, either in terms of user attitudes [28] in some cases also in cross-country and cross-modal framework [29], or at legislative level [30]. However, an approach that would consider different parameters of consumer acceptance in Greece along with a cross-comparison with other countries-like the one of KPMG-has not yet been implemented.…”

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Consumer Acceptance in Measuring Greece’s Readiness for Transport Automation

Gaitanidou

Bekiaris

2022

Future Transportation

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Transport automation is a reality that is quite rapidly penetrating our lives. Relevant technologies are there, continuously evolving and improving their performance, while countries all over the world are already adopting policy and legislation measures to appropriately introduce their deployment. What is however of major interest is how people and societies as a whole welcome this revolutionary transformation. To measure the preparedness of countries towards autonomous mobility, KPMG has been releasing reports, calculating the Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index since 2017, thus investigating countries’ level of readiness. In this paper we present the calculations with focus on Consumer Acceptance Pillar for Greece, placing it among the rest of the countries considered. The results show that Greece is still low in the ratings, indicating that, although primary steps have been undertaken, still significant work needs to be carried out in terms of legislation, technological development, infrastructure, testing, awareness and training to foster public acceptance in Greece.

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Connected and Autonomous Vehicles – Legal Issues in Greece, Europe and USA

Cited by 2 publications

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New Operating Strategies for an On-the-Road Modular, Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Concept in Urban Transportation

New Operating Strategies for an On-the-Road Modular, Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Concept in Urban Transportation

Consumer Acceptance in Measuring Greece’s Readiness for Transport Automation

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