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Consumer Acceptance and Travel Behavior Impacts of Automated Vehicles

This study provides a glimpse into the not-too-distant future by asking people in the general population how they would respond to the availability of self-driving vehicles, which might be on Texas roadways within a few years. Some elements of the technology are already available in vehicles today. Self-parking, adaptive cruise control, and automated braking are all available currently. In the near future, vehicles might take over driving completely. Insights from this research are drawn from results of an online survey and in-person interviews with Austin, Texas area residents in May and June 2015.

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