AV User Acceptance

According to research, the acceptance rate of autonomous vehicles depends on various factors such as usefulness, reliability and so on. One way to determine public acceptance is through surveys. The general acceptance rate of semi-autonomous vehicles depends on safety, easy driving and user comfort and driving training. In the case of fully autonomous vehicles, the acceptance rate of fully autonomous vehicles is affected by safety, user comfort and additional costs.

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The societal dimension of the automated vehicles transition: Towards a research agenda

Dimitris Milakis • Stephan Müller

Jul 1, 2021

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Cities

Combining a Genetic Algorithm and a Fuzzy System to Optimize User Centricity in Autonomous Vehicle Concept Development

Ferdinand Schockenhoff • Maximilian Zähringer • Matthias Brönner • Markus Lienkamp

Apr 8, 2021

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Systems

A structural equation modeling approach for the acceptance of driverless automated shuttles based on constructs from the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology and the Diffusion of Innovation Theory

Sina Nordhoff • Victor Fabricius • B. van Arem • Peng Liu • Riender Happee

Apr 1, 2021

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Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour

Selfish or Utilitarian Automated Vehicles? Deontological Evaluation and Public Acceptance

Peng Liu • Jinting Liu

Feb 1, 2021

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International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction

Barriers to AV Bus Acceptance: A U.S. National Survey and Research Agenda

Connor Esterwood • X. Jessie Yang • Lionel P. Robert

Feb 1, 2021

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International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction

How Internal and External Risks Affect the Relationships Between Trust and Driver Behavior in Automated Driving Systems

Hebert Azevedo Sá • Huajing Zhao • Connor Esterwood • X. Jessie Yang

Jan 1, 2021

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SSRN Electronic Journal

A Meta-Analysis of Human Personality and Robot Acceptance in Human-Robot Interaction

Connor Esterwood • Kyle D Essenmacher •
Han Yang • Fanpan Zeng

Jan 1, 2021

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SSRN Electronic Journal

Naming is framing: The framing effect of technology name on public attitude toward automated vehicles

Peng Liu • Qingqing Fei • Jinting Liu • Jianqiang Wang

Jan 1, 2021

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Public Understanding of Science

Connected and Automated Driving: Expectations and Concerns of European Citizens

Grosso, Monica • Duboz, Amandine • Alonso Raposo, María • Krause, Jette • Mourtzouchou, Andromachi •Marques dos Santos, Fabio Luis • Ciuffo, Biagio

Jan 1, 2021

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Transportation Research Board

DeepTake: Prediction of Driver Takeover Behavior using Multimodal Data

Erfan Pakdamanian • Shili Sheng • Sonia Baee • Seongkook Heo • Sarit Kraus • Lu Feng

Dec 31, 2020

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Cornell University

Positive, negative, ambivalent, or indifferent? Exploring the structure of public attitudes toward self-driving vehicles on public roads

Peng Liu

Dec 1, 2020

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Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice

Public acceptance of semi-automated truck platoon driving. A comparison between Germany and California

Sarah-Maria Castritius • Xiao-Yun Lu • Christoph Bernhard • Magnus Liebherr • Patric Schubert • Heiko Hecht

Oct 1, 2020

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Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour

Investigating generational disparities in attitudes toward automated vehicles and other mobility options

Alireza Rahimi • Ghazaleh Azimi • Xia Jin

Oct 1, 2020

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Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies

A Dirichlet process mixture model of discrete choice: Comparisons and a case study on preferences for shared automated vehicles

Rico Krueger • Taha H.Rashidi • Akshay Vij

Sep 1, 2020

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Journal of Choice Modelling

Willingness to Pay for Autonomous Vehicles: An Adaptive Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis Approach

Amirreza Nickkar • Nashid K. Khadem • Hyeon-Shic Shin

Aug 31, 2020

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International Conference on Transportation and Development 2020

Interrelationships among Predictors of Automated Vehicle Acceptance: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach

Sina Nordhoff • Ruth Madigan • B. van Arem • Natasha Merat

Aug 1, 2020

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Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics Science

Not So Autonomous Vehicles: A Path to Consumers’ Changing World

Johanna Zmud • Ipek N. Sener • Barbara Lenz • Victoriya Kolarova

Jul 15, 2020

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Automated Vehicles Symposium

Examining human attitudes toward shared mobility options and autonomous vehicles

Alireza Rahimi • Ghazaleh Azimi • Xia Jin

Jul 1, 2020

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Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour

A statistical analysis of consumer perceptions towards automated vehicles and their intended adoption

Nikhil Menon • Yu Zhang • Abdul Rawoof Pinjari • Fred Mannering

Mar 6, 2020

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Transportation Planning and Technology

Self-driving vehicles against human drivers: Equal safety is far from enough

Peng Liu • Lin Wang • Charles Vincent

Mar 1, 2020

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Journal of Experimental Psychology Applied

Users’ Understanding of Automated Vehicles and Perception to Improve Traffic Safety — Results from a National Survey

Kim, W • Kelley-Baker, T • Sener, I N • Zmud, J • Graham, M • Kolek, S

Dec 18, 2019

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2019 AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety

Impact of shared and autonomous vehicles on travel
behavior

Naveen Eluru • Charisma F. Choudhury

Oct 25, 2019

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Springer Science+Business Media

Chipping away at uncertainty: intent to use self-driving vehicles and the role of ride-hailing

Ipek N. Sener • Johanna Zmud

AV User Acceptance

The societal dimension of the automated vehicles transition: Towards a research agenda

Combining a Genetic Algorithm and a Fuzzy System to Optimize User Centricity in Autonomous Vehicle Concept Development

A structural equation modeling approach for the acceptance of driverless automated shuttles based on constructs from the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology and the Diffusion of Innovation Theory

Selfish or Utilitarian Automated Vehicles? Deontological Evaluation and Public Acceptance

Barriers to AV Bus Acceptance: A U.S. National Survey and Research Agenda

How Internal and External Risks Affect the Relationships Between Trust and Driver Behavior in Automated Driving Systems

A Meta-Analysis of Human Personality and Robot Acceptance in Human-Robot Interaction

Naming is framing: The framing effect of technology name on public attitude toward automated vehicles

Connected and Automated Driving: Expectations and Concerns of European Citizens

DeepTake: Prediction of Driver Takeover Behavior using Multimodal Data

Positive, negative, ambivalent, or indifferent? Exploring the structure of public attitudes toward self-driving vehicles on public roads

Public acceptance of semi-automated truck platoon driving. A comparison between Germany and California

Investigating generational disparities in attitudes toward automated vehicles and other mobility options

A Dirichlet process mixture model of discrete choice: Comparisons and a case study on preferences for shared automated vehicles

Willingness to Pay for Autonomous Vehicles: An Adaptive Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis Approach

Interrelationships among Predictors of Automated Vehicle Acceptance: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach

Not So Autonomous Vehicles: A Path to Consumers’ Changing World

Examining human attitudes toward shared mobility options and autonomous vehicles

A statistical analysis of consumer perceptions towards automated vehicles and their intended adoption

Self-driving vehicles against human drivers: Equal safety is far from enough

Users’ Understanding of Automated Vehicles and Perception to Improve Traffic Safety — Results from a National Survey

Impact of shared and autonomous vehicles on travelbehavior

Chipping away at uncertainty: intent to use self-driving vehicles and the role of ride-hailing

Impact of shared and autonomous vehicles on travel
behavior