Tag Archives: automated vehicles

Driverless Vehicles: Who’s Paying?

Posted on January 3, 2018 by Lauren Isaac

There are some amazing statistics regarding the lower operational costs driverless vehicles. Costs are likely to be reduced thanks to not paying for a driver/operator, less mechanical parts (so less wear and tear), electric power (likely) as opposed to gasoline, … Continue reading →

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AV Pilots: Policy, Funding, and Partnerships are Happening!

Posted on November 28, 2016 by Lauren Isaac

Pilots, pilots, and more pilots!  This is an exciting time in the driverless vehicle world because we’re starting to see Level 3 and 4 automated vehicles being piloted in many different settings around the world (e.g., Japan, Pittsburgh, Singapore, and … Continue reading →

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How Driverless Vehicles Could Impact Parking

Posted on November 11, 2016 by Lauren Isaac

“We have significant parking demands today, but should we invest in a parking structure that may not be needed in a few years?” “Will we need all of the parking that we have today?”  “How can we make sure driverless … Continue reading →

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