Fellowship Published!

I’m so excited and proud to share the final product of my fellowship, a guide for local and state government agencies. I believe it is the government’s actions that will determine how they are integrated into society and if the impacts are largely positive or negative. The intent of this guide is to outline the role of government in the integration of driverless vehicles in society and present the information that local and regional governments need to inform planning and decision-making –now and in the future. The Guide, titled “Driving Towards Driverless: A Guide for Government Agencies” can be found here.

 

 

About Lauren Isaac

Lauren Isaac is the Director of Business Initiatives for the North American operation of EasyMile. Easymile provides electric, driverless shuttles that are designed to cover short distances in multi-use environments. Prior to working at EasyMile, Lauren worked at WSP where she was involved in various projects involving advanced technologies that can improve mobility in cities. Lauren wrote a guide titled “Driving Towards Driverless: A Guide for Government Agencies” regarding how local and regional governments should respond to autonomous vehicles in the short, medium, and long term. In addition, Lauren maintains the blog, “Driving Towards Driverless”, and has presented on this topic at more than 75 industry conferences. She recently did a TEDx Talk, and has been published in Forbes and the Chicago Tribune among other publications.
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2 Responses to Fellowship Published!

  1. cknuth2015 says:

    You are amazing!!!!!

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  2. Eby, Clifford says:

    Congratulations, very well done. I enjoy your tight writing style, complete coverage of all of the issues, and balance of presentation/distribution techniques.

    You made the most of this opportunity and I’m proud to be part of a leadership team that allowed it to flourish. Recommendations to the next WBP fellowship winner would be helpful.

    If I can help with “what’s next?” for DTDC, let me know.

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