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Self-driving vehicles

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16 results that are All research and statistics, sorted by Updated (newest)
  • How people view self-driving vehicles and how to effectively communicate safety information about them.

  • Tracking public attitudes to and awareness of transport technologies in England.

  • Research into perceptions of international markets of the strengths and opportunities in the UK CAM sector.

  • Outlines the findings of cognitive testing research into whether the revised Highway Code wording about automated vehicles was clearly understood by drivers.

  • Explores the attitudes people have towards new forms of mobility and how to change those attitudes and behaviours.

  • Activities other than driving that drivers can safely perform when using a conditionally automated vehicle, including vehicles fitted with ALKS.

  • Study analysing the potential future Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) market for the United Kingdom.

  • A review of existing evidence on characteristics of who is using new and emerging transport technologies in the UK, their motivations and barriers to use.

  • Research exploring people’s attitudes towards self-driving vehicles.

  • Assessing the impact developing technologies and transport innovations could have on roads policy.

  • Findings from a public dialogue regarding emerging road technologies.

  • Statement on the independent position of the Department for Transport’s Science Advisory Council on artificial intelligence in transport

  • Statement on the independent position of the Department for Transport’s Science Advisory Council on robotics and automation in transport construction.

  • Research into the impacts of emerging vehicle technologies on traffic flow and road capacity.

  • A study to understand the attitudes, behaviour and wider public acceptability of transport users in order to make automated vehicles successful.

  • Analyses the existing legal and regulatory situation for testing, producing and marketing highly and fully automated vehicles in the UK.

    First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government