Using autonomous vehicles or shared cars? Results of a stated choice experiment

The Impact of Social Conformity on Adopting Decision of Shared Electric Vehicles: A Choice Experiment Analysis in China

“…Among the demographic characteristics included in the model, all three variables have significant negative effects in addition to the insignificant results of the gender and income, which indicate that SEVs are more likely to be favored by consumers who are younger, have a smaller household size, and have fewer cars in the household. Young people were also found to be more open to shared travel options in the study by Tian [ 37 ].…”

Will all autonomous cars cooperate? Brands' strategic interactions under dynamic congestion

“…Second, the proposed model only considered private autonomous cars. However, with the development of vehicle automation and the sharing economy, a mix of normal human-driven cars, autonomous cars, and shared autonomous cars can be expected to coexist in the next few decades, affecting the way of travel (e.g., Haboucha et al, 2017;Tian et al, 2021). Autonomous cars, especially when combined with shared use, may contribute to reducing or solving some of the most intractable urban problems, such as traffic congestion, road traffic accidents, and inefficient use of urban spaces.…”

A Cross-Domain Scientometric Analysis of Situational Awareness of Autonomous Vehicles With Focus on the Maritime Domain

“…It is of note that the very purpose of implementing autonomy in transportation was to limit human involvement [65]. Paradoxically, the more developed autonomous (sometimes referred to as unmanned, driverless, or crewless) vehicles are and the less they need humans to operate, the more research is devoted to analyze the role humans play in the system.…”