Autonomy looks set to revolutionise the mobility industry, but exactly how these vehicles can be integrated into existing networks is no easy task. Will autonomous vehicles need dedicated roads? Will road conditions and dated signage stop adoption in its tracks? Or can technology overcome all these issues? This latest Automotive World special report investigates what infrastructure is needed to bring autonomy to the masses, and what major hurdles remain.
In this report:
- Executive summary
- Getting cities ready for driverless vehicles
- Autonomous only: should AVs have dedicated lanes?
- AVs could bring better social equity to cities, but only if handled properly
- Middle-mile AV developer set for rapid growth
- Smart infrastructure can make life easier for autonomous vehicles
- EU member-states must tackle individual problems for AV deployment
- Do AVs need smooth roads and clear signage?
‘Special report: Autonomous vehicle infrastructure’ presents insight from
- Argo AI
- Carlo Ratti Associati
- Tactile Mobility
- Qualcomm
- KPMG
- University of Thessaly
- Florida State University
- HOK
- Siemens
- TRL
