Description
Ongoing innovations in automated and connected road vehicles create a path of radical transformation of personal mobility, the automotive industry, trucking, public transit, the taxi industry, urban planning, transportation infrastructure, jobs, vehicle ownership, and other physical and social aspects of our built world and daily lives.
In considering automated vehicle (AV) deployments and their cost, as well as the changes in traffic volume, congestion, rights of way, and the complexities of mixed fleets with both automated and non-automated vehicles, the time frame of impacts can only be surmised.
Still, it is worth considering a framework for understanding and managing the forthcoming process of change covered in this perspective.
Publication Date
1-2019
Publication Type
Report
Topic
Transit and Passenger Rail, Transportation Technology
MTI Project
1740
Mineta Transportation Institute URL
https://transweb.sjsu.edu/research/1740-automated-vehicles-transit-agency
Keywords
Public transit, Autonomous vehicles
Disciplines
Infrastructure | Public Policy | Transportation | Urban Studies
Recommended Citation
John Niles. "Automated Vehicles Have Arrived: What's a Transit Agency to Do?" Mineta Transportation Institute (2019).
Included in
Infrastructure Commons, Public Policy Commons, Transportation Commons, Urban Studies Commons