Automated Vehicles and MaaS: The Future of Transportation

<li><b>Ease congestion:</b> AVs can be programmed to drive in a more efficient manner than human drivers. This could help to reduce congestion on our roads and make our cities more livable.</li> <li><b>Increase mobility:</b> AVs and MaaS systems can make it easier for people to get around, especially for those who cannot drive themselves. This could lead to increased economic opportunities and a better quality of life for many people.</li> <li><b>Reduce emissions:</b> AVs can be powered by electricity, which would help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. MaaS systems can also help to reduce emissions by encouraging people to use more efficient forms of transportation.</li>

<li><b>Regulatory challenges:</b> AVs and MaaS systems raise a number of regulatory issues, such as who is liable in the event of an accident, and how these technologies will be regulated. These issues need to be addressed before AVs and MaaS can be widely adopted.</li> <li><b>Ethical challenges:</b> AVs and MaaS systems raise a number of ethical issues, such as how these technologies will be used to collect and use data, and how they will affect our privacy. These issues need to be addressed before AVs and MaaS can be fully implemented.</li>

<li><b>Pilot programs:</b> Pilot programs can be used to test AVs and MaaS systems in real-world conditions. This will help to identify and address any remaining challenges.</li> <li><b>Regulatory framework:</b> A clear and consistent regulatory framework is needed to govern the development, deployment, and operation of AVs and MaaS systems.</li> <li><b>Public engagement:</b> The public needs to be engaged in the development and deployment of AVs and MaaS systems. This will help to ensure that these technologies are used in a way that benefits society as a whole.</li>

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Automated Vehicles and MaaS: Removing the Barriers (IEEE Press)

by Bob Williams

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